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Great another to add to the collection lol As long as it heals fast I will be good . There is no PT I am told so that is a plus I suppose.

Cypher

 

Nope no PT but your arm will be immobilized in a full length arm cast for maybe 1-2 months so it'll be stiff

 

Ahh they are telling me 2 weeks healing time not 2 months !! I will have to verify that if they put me out for 2 more months I won't have a job ! :{

Cypher

 

need to finish on my sons excercise machine. gotta go back to work tomorrow! my job of 33years is closing its gates on saturday! depressing. have a job but dont know what shift,days off. did get a raise thuogh! will miss my friends. sure i will know tomorrow seeing as ive been off for 11 days!!

 

Well there's a shocker... Big bad marines are not supposed to scurred of anything!

 

in top of the forearm so much better!"would you like to lay down sir?, yep!"

 

back in a while dudes!

 

Well off to the shop check in here and there .

Cypher

 

My Ortho surgeon who did mine and outside of the VA Med system told me normal recovery is about 1-2 Months depending on surgical outcome . you're placed in a soft splint after surgery then in a full length fiberglass cast up to a month . If any complications you're in that cast up to 2 months . If no complications you're placed in a hinged arm brace that limits movement to your arm to let the nerve heal within a week after surgery . This brace is on your arm for about 3-4 weeks

 

They tell me roll sleeve up and present arm there Marine and no whining !!!

 

Cypher ...

This is the hinged brace I had to wear and it protects the ulnar nerve from injury after the surgery

http://www.sourceortho.net/innovator-x-post-op-elbow-brace/?gclid=CKmPwLuHldECFZy2wAod7fUGMg

 

Back at work today, the server I reimaged Friday crashed again. so I start from scratch...again. I hate this part of the job.

Sorry about the cut Rob.
Sorry about the job Greg
Sorry about the girly reaction to needles Chuck

 

Andy , think of it as Job security LOL !!!!

 

I use 303.

 

I'm here just spending time with daughter. Puddled with truck some yesterday installed ditch lights which worked for a while but now keep popping fuses. I'll tackle that later

 

I'm not wanting to look like a Mall Crawler so I just use a microfiber towel lightly sprayed with detail spray . This gives the tire that new tire look but not that glossy ,shiny and wet look

 

Lol the bolt now shows up on the ads

 

Very Good. Hope you get the lights working.

 

LOL !!

what about those anti gravity batteries

 

Same here. I like the 303 because it's not too shiny, and it has sunscreen!