Nibbs - XL (Page 31)

kaqphin - 2009-05-27 9:26 PM

Out of? It STILL hasnt stopped raining!

kns57 - 2009-05-28 10:20 PM So, less than 24 hours before Cat gets her bike!  yahoo!

kns57 - 2009-05-28 10:19 PM Good morning Nibbs!

kaqphin - 2009-05-28 2:29 AM

GO TO BED!

kaqphin - 2009-05-28 8:47 AM

hehe I went to visit it... its paid for.. heading in for a tweak of the fit and such tomorrow then Im heading for a ride...

 

lastcall2003 - 2009-05-28 12:43 AM


not a boot, just a cast that's enough to stabilize so i don't risk further fracture

4 - 6 weeks wearing it

he said to plan on 3 months before i could really try running again

Artemis - 2009-05-27 9:34 PM

My doc is a family practice, but I had a series of tests last year.  I ended up seeing a general surgeon, GI specialist, and another specialist.

They didn't see a hernia or anything else wrong.  I got diagnosed with IBS, so I do have a lot of weird cramping in my stomach.

It was a long journey last year.  When I slow down and progress slowly, I'm fine.  If I try to push, it starts hurting and takes awhile to go away.

Mostly it's frustrating and no one can figure out what's wrong.  I've had every test.  At this point, I feel like they'd have to do exploratory surgery to figure it out.  And I don't want that.

rlejeune - 2009-05-28 1:47 PM

I need to if I want Dee to put me on her team.

1stTimeTri - 2009-05-28 10:05 AM

Dietary change?  Some simple exercises to help?  I don't like the sound of this, Jen.

D001 - 2009-05-28 2:02 PMWell, all forms of "running" count. So if you can do elliptical, or water jogging, or even walking.... all of those could be included.(If I defined "running" as only running, uh, my goal would be about 100 yards. LOL)Are you SURE you want to be on my team??? 'Cause you know, I tend to offer taser taps to my teammates. Then again, Cat seems to like them.... LOL

Artemis - 2009-05-28 1:09 PM

Dietary change (more fiber) and pills to help with the cramping.  I hadn't been taking the medication, but I started again last night. 

If it persists after I give the two a chance to work, I'll go back in.

Artemis - 2009-05-28 2:09 PM

Mostly it's frustrating and no one can figure out what's wrong.  I've had every test.  At this point, I feel like they'd have to do exploratory surgery to figure it out.  And I don't want that.

rlejeune - 2009-05-28 2:22 PM

Cat actually told me how I would enjoy the taser ... I can't wait

D001 - 2009-05-28 6:23 PM



I cannot resist. This ^^^ must become a sig line.

D001 - 2009-05-28 6:23 PM What do you think they'd find (or look for) with the surgery? (Versus imaging techniques, or tests, etc.) 'Cause, having had surgery.... It's not a most wonderful thing in the world. And it takes forever (plus a few days) to recover....

Artemis - 2009-05-28 7:07 PM

Adhesions (pieces of intestine or other organ stuck to abdominal wall).  Fairly common after surgeries, although they don't always hurt and I had my appendix taken out almost 9 years ago.

I hate having surgery.  I have to have surgery on a tooth next Tuesday and it is going to suck.

You might get some funny post anesthesia posts out of it. 

rlejeune - 2009-05-28 8:21 PM I am famous, I am in Dee's sig