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Never did official PT, but KC could probably use some tips for her meniscus.
Couldn't have happened to a nicer team
and really it's more the fans. I don't really mind any of their players
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A top 5 ranking is starting to look like a possibility for next week.
Also, sorry to hear about your knee KC.
Also, sorry to hear about your knee KC.
You know, I should probably say "thanks for the commiserations". I'm grateful I can come in and whine to sympathetic ears. My boss's reaction was "how much time is THAT going to make you miss?" Five years...five more to retirement. 
Here's a funny for you all (not sure what the mods will accept, so be nice to me, no2):
There is a new commercial out for poptarts (I think)...peanut butter & jelly flavored. The theme is that Peanut Butter and Jelly have a baby poptart. I was kind of zoning it out while I was typing on here, so I had to listen to it closely the second time, because instead of one of them saying "she has your peanut butter", I heard them say "she has your *****, Mother".
:embarrassed:
Well, looks like that word for a male appendage is censored, so I'm safe.
Here's a funny for you all (not sure what the mods will accept, so be nice to me, no2):
There is a new commercial out for poptarts (I think)...peanut butter & jelly flavored. The theme is that Peanut Butter and Jelly have a baby poptart. I was kind of zoning it out while I was typing on here, so I had to listen to it closely the second time, because instead of one of them saying "she has your peanut butter", I heard them say "she has your *****, Mother".
:embarrassed:
Well, looks like that word for a male appendage is censored, so I'm safe.
Here's a funny for you all (not sure what the mods will accept, so be nice to me, no2):
There is a new commercial out for poptarts (I think)...peanut butter & jelly flavored. The theme is that Peanut Butter and Jelly have a baby poptart. I was kind of zoning it out while I was typing on here, so I had to listen to it closely the second time, because instead of one of them saying "she has your peanut butter", I heard them say "she has your *****, Mother".
:embarrassed:
Well, looks like that word for a male appendage is censored, so I'm safe.
That is one strange mother...
KC. about your meniscus, I can share my experience but I'm sure every situation is different.
i injured my knee when my plant foot slipped ever so slightly kicking a soccer ball. I felt it right away but didn't think too much about it. It wasn't horribly painful but I couldn't get the swelling to go down. I asked about when in urgent care for something else and the doctor examined the injured knee He said they was a lot if drawering (front to back movement) so chances were a partial ACL tear. They asked me if I wanted an imobilizer. I assumed they wouldn't offer it unless it would help so I took it. When I got in to an orthopedist and he started by examining my uninsured knee I knew the other guy didn't know what he was doing. My other healthy knee had just as much drawering. He said it wasn't an ACL but rather a meniscus. He said as long as I showed improvement they wouldn't have to scope it. He said to get out of the I mobilizer because he wanted the knee strong but instead use a brace if necessary.
this injury was early April and the improvement was glacial. I didn't really see an improvement in the pain and swelling until July and even about a month ago I hadn't felt anything for about a month when out of nowhere I could feel it again for a day.
im glad I didn't have to have it scoped but I'm concerned that this is the new normal.
PI don't know how this will help you but I typed this long assed thing on mobile so I am going to post it. Good luck and keep the ibuprofen handy.
i injured my knee when my plant foot slipped ever so slightly kicking a soccer ball. I felt it right away but didn't think too much about it. It wasn't horribly painful but I couldn't get the swelling to go down. I asked about when in urgent care for something else and the doctor examined the injured knee He said they was a lot if drawering (front to back movement) so chances were a partial ACL tear. They asked me if I wanted an imobilizer. I assumed they wouldn't offer it unless it would help so I took it. When I got in to an orthopedist and he started by examining my uninsured knee I knew the other guy didn't know what he was doing. My other healthy knee had just as much drawering. He said it wasn't an ACL but rather a meniscus. He said as long as I showed improvement they wouldn't have to scope it. He said to get out of the I mobilizer because he wanted the knee strong but instead use a brace if necessary.
this injury was early April and the improvement was glacial. I didn't really see an improvement in the pain and swelling until July and even about a month ago I hadn't felt anything for about a month when out of nowhere I could feel it again for a day.
im glad I didn't have to have it scoped but I'm concerned that this is the new normal.
PI don't know how this will help you but I typed this long assed thing on mobile so I am going to post it. Good luck and keep the ibuprofen handy.
Thinking of meniscus and the chemistry definition (the curve of liquid where it meets the edge of a container) got me to thinking...am I the only RT regular with an actual sciencey degree? I mean, I know CG is anSci or something and is statistics...just thinking of how large the engineering/physics/chem/math departments are and I might be the only RT regular.
Started out in a sciencey (chemical engineering) program. Ended up in business. I suspect that I'm not the only one that did this in here.
I started in engineering and then realized I hate math and science so I also went the business route.
I'd go. It may be awhile before you get another chance to see the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Paris cougars...
I won't think less of you if you don't but this does seem like a good opportunity to get there.
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