Kyras

I'm glad the surgery is an easy fix for you, Doug. My ex husband had both wrists done too. He also had his hands falling asleep often when racing dirt bikes across the desert and then used his hands all the time with tools.

S2KRAY

Taking our grandson (8)to the Delaware Museum of Natural History to see an African dinosaur display (6 skeltons) and 1 mocked up head of a T-Rex with real T-Rex teeth. Scary looking dude.

Lainey

Someone sounds like a dead beat here. Does he have to fix your car before dinner?

Triple-H

I'm glad the surgery is an easy fix for you, Doug. My ex husband had both wrists done too. He also had his hands falling asleep often when racing dirt bikes across the desert and then used his hands all the time with tools.
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The motorcycle is indeed the perfect storm, it's just all the things that irritate it, all rolled up in one
I continue to be amazed at things like this as out patient surgery
I got really lucky and ended up with an amazing surgeon, I think a part of that is due to the biggest hospital here being a teaching institute, the level of advanced technology and thinking is most impressive
This procedure is all done with nothing more than a local anesthesia, I chatted with the Dr all during the 1st one about the classic GTO he had just sold, and the entire surgery took less than 15-minutes...

Kyras

^That's great, only a local, even. I know my ex was out for his, but that was a decade ago.

I wonder if there's some sort of tunnel for feet, too. The balls of my feet always go to sleep when I ride my bike, do the elliptical and when I ride my ElliptiGO for over an hour. Drives me crazy. I'm always wiggling my feet to wake them up.

dean

Of course he does. Actually, I'll do most of the work before he gets to my place. I need him for his two good legs and his ability to crawl under the car.

It's not my fault he moved out of the area and was unable to collect. It's been a standing offer since last spring, I think. And I believe it was my lovely bride who originally made the offer, not me.

Triple-H

Honestly, I would mention it to your Dr. and see what he says
The testing I was sent for was a bit crazy, electrical current, but as soon as the tests were done, there was "factual evidence" that there was a problem

Lainey

My weekend starts in 1/2 hour! It's kind of quiet and I have coverage in the office tomorrow, so I'm taking a day off. Going to get a jump start on my "to do" list!

dlq04

Well, since everyone is sitting on the porch here at the home and talking about surgery, etc. I'll toss in the news I got today after falling on the ice about 3 weeks ago while walking the dog. I landed really hard within a few inches of my hip replacement. Since the pain wasn't too bad I figured it was no big deal but after this long it wasn't letting up. I had numerous X-rays of hip and pelvis today, it showed nothing broken and the hip in good shape. I guess the technical term for this pain in ass is bursitis from the ass bone hitting so hard. All I can do is give it time, which may take 4 to 6 months but I sure hope not. Joys of aging but things could be a lot worse, so I'm not going to let it stop anything.

jukngene

Heading to the Philly Auto Show with some of my friends tomorrow. It will be interesting to see how this show compares to the Detroit show.