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Good to hear, sorry about the long drive.
No worries man. Used to it.
Good to hear, sorry about the long drive.
,i can see Jasha in the recliner with that xpw in his lap in his living room taking it apart allready ........No worries man. Used to it.
,i can see Jasha in the recliner with that xpw in his lap in his living room taking it apart allready ........
May just put the recliner in the shop.
Are you home? Hope all is well.
i hear ya ,id rather be in my shop too than sitting in the house
Around 4am PST.
Pst...why are you whispering?
I will actually be in the house a lot, I have a handful of ISA certs to study for. My injury is actually going to end up being a promotion for my job. So I need more certs. Not a bad thing.
Good to hear some good news has come of this. Maybe you should just ask for a promotion next time.
I will actually be in the house a lot, I have a handful of ISA certs to study for. My injury is actually going to end up being a promotion for my job. So I need more certs. Not a bad thing.
I will actually be in the house a lot, I have a handful of ISA certs to study for. My injury is actually going to end up being a promotion for my job. So I need more certs. Not a bad thing.
Jasha,
My thoughts are out to you.
I can certainly relate; May 5, 2010, Blunt Force Trauma, Right Forearm. Looking at your picture about the same spot. Long road ahead.
Just from own experience, it was about 6/7 months before i could even scratch my backside without ending up on the ceiling. It was Summer 2011 before I had enough strength to pick up a saw and hang on. The nerves in my arm have healed all they are going to, meaning half of my hand is still numb, ring, pinkie finger and lower forearm. Strange as it may be thou, I am cutting 3 to 4 days a week and the vibrations from the saws actually feel good on my hand and arm.
Please understand, Im not trying to play my injury is not better or worse than yours, just telling a story about my experience.
Thoughts and prayers from someone who has lived a little.
Rob
Thanks everyone. So far recovery is going decent. The skin graft on my leg is a pain, I am looking forward to it healing so I can start running again.
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