Have a good weekend everyone!
#1
09-15-2006, 10:44 PM
Have a good weekend everyone!
Up here, the weather's looking awesome for this weekend! Gotta take advantage of it while I can!
Ride safe and have a good one! Don't do anything I wouldn't do [sm=badbadbad.gif]
Ride safe and have a good one! Don't do anything I wouldn't do [sm=badbadbad.gif]
#4
09-16-2006, 03:09 AM
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 12,584
RE: Have a good weekend everyone!
i wish i could ride my bike this weekend.... but its down and in the shop getting diagnosed.... but the weather is looking good... wish i had my bike today, lots of rain= lots of mud to play in.
#6
09-16-2006, 05:36 AM
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Roswell, NM
Posts: 5,432
RE: Have a good weekend everyone!
I have a 1,000 miles round trip lined up for this weekend.. Thinking I am going to head to DFW area and visit some family there. Of course, taking the bike.... I'll have to hit up all you TX guys....
Nobrakes, how's the healing coming man?
Nobrakes, how's the healing coming man?
#7
09-16-2006, 06:40 AM
RE: Have a good weekend everyone!
I saw the doc yesterday for the first follow-up since my get-off and honestly the collar bone is feeling pretty good, but the ribs still hurt but anyone who's had broken ribs will tell you that's par for the course, at least that's been my experiences - I've fractured my ribs on two other occasions and they hurt getting up, laying down, laughing, coughing, sneezing - just about doing anything and everything they hurt.
Doc said, while the collar bone may be feeling better, it's not even close to healing and there's still probably at least a cm gap between the bones and it will take a while for them to join back up and start healing back together. And I said, but I'm getting back a good range of motion and demonstrated by lifting my arm up almost over my head, and he said, dummy, don't do that, that's why we gave you a sling
I guess I'm not a very good patient. 
But so far so good ... I'm on the mend.
Doc said, while the collar bone may be feeling better, it's not even close to healing and there's still probably at least a cm gap between the bones and it will take a while for them to join back up and start healing back together. And I said, but I'm getting back a good range of motion and demonstrated by lifting my arm up almost over my head, and he said, dummy, don't do that, that's why we gave you a sling
I guess I'm not a very good patient. But so far so good ... I'm on the mend.
#9
09-16-2006, 08:55 PM
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Roswell, NM
Posts: 5,432
RE: Have a good weekend everyone!
ORIGINAL: walight01
have fun is the dfw area bigrig. i grew up there...still wishes i was there ;(
have fun is the dfw area bigrig. i grew up there...still wishes i was there ;(
#10
09-16-2006, 08:56 PM
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Roswell, NM
Posts: 5,432
RE: Have a good weekend everyone!
ORIGINAL: Nobrakes
I saw the doc yesterday for the first follow-up since my get-off and honestly the collar bone is feeling pretty good, but the ribs still hurt but anyone who's had broken ribs will tell you that's par for the course, at least that's been my experiences - I've fractured my ribs on two other occasions and they hurt getting up, laying down, laughing, coughing, sneezing - just about doing anything and everything they hurt.
Doc said, while the collar bone may be feeling better, it's not even close to healing and there's still probably at least a cm gap between the bones and it will take a while for them to join back up and start healing back together. And I said, but I'm getting back a good range of motion and demonstrated by lifting my arm up almost over my head, and he said, dummy, don't do that, that's why we gave you a sling I guess I'm not a very good patient.
But so far so good ... I'm on the mend.
I saw the doc yesterday for the first follow-up since my get-off and honestly the collar bone is feeling pretty good, but the ribs still hurt but anyone who's had broken ribs will tell you that's par for the course, at least that's been my experiences - I've fractured my ribs on two other occasions and they hurt getting up, laying down, laughing, coughing, sneezing - just about doing anything and everything they hurt.
Doc said, while the collar bone may be feeling better, it's not even close to healing and there's still probably at least a cm gap between the bones and it will take a while for them to join back up and start healing back together. And I said, but I'm getting back a good range of motion and demonstrated by lifting my arm up almost over my head, and he said, dummy, don't do that, that's why we gave you a sling
I guess I'm not a very good patient. But so far so good ... I'm on the mend.