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smileyman 03-03-2010 12:10 PM

2 more months of pain
 
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The Ortho tells me today that I am healing but if I dont wait another month to heal and then have the plate removed I might need a small perm plate inserted. I go back in April for one last look and toe schedule the operation...Wheee. After looking at my deductible and my co pays I will be broke till at least September...

Particle Man 03-03-2010 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by smileyman (Post 331848)
It happened Oct 25, i lived with it until they decided to work on it Jan 8. There has been considerable discomfort....

Gee, I can't imagine why :eek:

Some of us mortals call that PAIN!

marko138 03-03-2010 02:10 PM

Damn brother.

z06boy 03-04-2010 11:27 AM

So have you learned not to fvck with an R1 and a GSXR 750 ? :rofl:

100% kidding and hope you make a full recovery man. I was laid up for a long time several years back and it is NO fun trying to get back to "normal".

smileyman 03-04-2010 11:52 AM

Well they called me boring and uncompetitive, so I gave it the old college try...

Shit like this happens when you ride. I accept it and go on. Not getting to ride is torture tho...

z06boy 03-04-2010 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by smileyman (Post 346111)
Well they called me boring and uncompetitive, so I gave it the old college try...

Shit like this happens when you ride. I accept it and go on. Not getting to ride is torture tho...

:lol: :cheers:

Cass 03-04-2010 06:52 PM

You waited 2 months before doing anything about it??? You're crazy :lol

My ex shattered his left collarbone, quite similar to yours, surgery within 2wks of his crash gave him a 5.5" plate and 8 screws that he kept for a few months, then had surgery to remove them. He drank what I would call a "normal" amount of milk during his recovery, after each surgery, and is convinced that he saw a difference in his xrays when he slacked off on the calcium-intake.

Looks like you're doing good so far, I don't doubt that the doc wants to keep the plate in longer since there was a lag between the crash and the surgery - leave it for now, see about some calcium in some form if you're not a milk person (I'm not at all), and when it does come out, do your physical therapy.

Good luck!!

smileyman 03-04-2010 09:00 PM

I am and have been taking a zinc/calcium/magnesium supplement, my regular multivitamin and drinking a glass of milk per night. I get milk in my cereal and an occaisonal Coke float which isnt doing much for my inactive weight gain...

Thanks for the well wishes tho!!

tommymac 03-05-2010 07:41 AM

A case of beer (for me) some lidocaine a good screwdriver, a pair pliers and some 4-0 prolene to close er up and were done :rockwoot:

smileyman 03-05-2010 09:24 AM

Hey I'm down Tommy, just wait until April when I fo' sho' have a union and we'll do it!


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