Re: carpal tunnel syndrome
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walrus
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Master
My wife must have it from washing the dishes too much. Wonder why walrus has got it?
In America we actually work, plus every time I read one of your posts my middle finger on both hands pop up uncontrollably. Actually master, I doubt our wife got it from washing dishes alone. Repetitive movements can set it off but weird things like hormones can play a big part. I'm trying to read up on it. A number of years ago I broke most of the bones in my right hand and about a month ago my hand got smashed at work. I'm still trying to pin it down myself. It's just a downright pain in the ass.
hahaha.
Re: carpal tunnel syndrome
No, you won't live that long. Let's compromise and say 10 bucks which just means substituting a handful of ciggies for health. It's not so bad. You are even and more healthy.
Re: carpal tunnel syndrome
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walrus
Damn, just made an appt. With a specialist and I can see him this Friday, usually specialists are booked for a month in the US. Who the hell knew a Walrus could get carpal tunnel. I'm obsessing a bit over this as I'm scared of surgery so Forgive my rambling.
My mate had it done recons its simple and its not returned he is fine, that was ten years ago or more and he is a stone mason so technique would of got better too,dont worry.
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Damon, more tragedy, at work last night cut my arm. Bled like a stuck big. Company wanted to call an ambulance, I had to argue with them to drive myself to the hospital. The company nurse tried telling me it is the companies decision, I had to remind here medical care decisions remain in the hand of the individual as long they are conscious and coherent. Ended up needing a mere three stitches but now have the weekend off.
Re: carpal tunnel syndrome
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walrus
Damon, more tragedy, at work last night cut my arm. Bled like a stuck big. Company wanted to call an ambulance, I had to argue with them to drive myself to the hospital. The company nurse tried telling me it is the companies decision, I had to remind here medical care decisions remain in the hand of the individual as long they are conscious and coherent. Ended up needing a mere three stitches but now have the weekend off.
What do you do at work? Ever heard of health and safety? You in a war zone?
Re: carpal tunnel syndrome
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Originally Posted by
Master
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Originally Posted by
walrus
Damon, more tragedy, at work last night cut my arm. Bled like a stuck big. Company wanted to call an ambulance, I had to argue with them to drive myself to the hospital. The company nurse tried telling me it is the companies decision, I had to remind here medical care decisions remain in the hand of the individual as long they are conscious and coherent. Ended up needing a mere three stitches but now have the weekend off.
What do you do at work? Ever heard of health and safety? You in a war zone?
Well, I was opening a delivery and didn't notice some metal sticking out. Kind of embarrassing. I cut right down to the subcutaneous layer, I could see fat and everything. I left a blood trail through the building, freaked some people out. All in all three stitches not too bad, I had over three hundred when I got hit by a car years ago. Took about a half hour to get them all out.
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You could have got killed if it hit a nerve. Lucky you did not bleed to death.
Re: carpal tunnel syndrome
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Master
You could have got killed if it hit a nerve. Lucky you did not bleed to death.
Actually, when I saw the amount of blood pouring out I was concerned I hit an artery and was concerned I Might die. My life flashed before my eyes and it was a real Shit story.
