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Saga Lout wrote: Sun Dec 20, 2020 9:00 pm

Wreckless Rat wrote: Sun Dec 20, 2020 8:01 pm Put it like this - I can’t sleep, sit up, lay down, stand, walk or fuck all without it gripping the shite out of me. It was pretty grim, then they injected cortisone and a long painkiller into the joint, that killed all pain for about 2 weeks, but when it returned - Jesus, it’s twice as bad as it was. Whatever they done, they upset something in there.

To top it all... in guarding my shoulder I have managed to tear a muscle (rhombus?) attached to my shoulder blade, and then making up for that I have pulled a muscle in my neck.

I’ve been better.....

It's almost as if you've never heard of Rule V.

Never heard noggin giving out like that.

Well, only now and again

I'm realising that a lot of people here are recovering from serious injuries and I don't know what caused them. Did they all happened at the same time? Did you all meet up to fight it out at a trackday that got a bit competitive (I know the Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling was cancelled this year so it wasn't that) or are you all just really clumsy? Stay safe.

Harry wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 1:48 am

Wreckless Rat wrote: Sun Dec 20, 2020 7:28 pm Morphine - I have the choice of utter excruciating pain, or feeling totally fucked/nauseous on morphine - until at least February 2nd when I have my long awaited shoulder operation.

Not sure if this is insignificant or not, but it is a piss boiler fo’sure.

Look on the bright side, once you're properly addicted the feeling of being nauseous will go away and you'll really look forward to every dose, especially when you have to take more and more for the same numbing effect. By February morphine will be your best friend

Hence....

Wreckless Rat wrote: Fri Dec 18, 2020 1:47 pm Totally today... got slammed on morphine yesterday, which I will be on until at least the beginning of Feb 21.... after which I assume I move onto street brown...

Trinity765 wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 6:09 am I'm realising that a lot of people here are recovering from serious injuries and I don't know what caused them. Did they all happened at the same time? Did you all meet up to fight it out at a trackday that got a bit competitive (I know the Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling was cancelled this year so it wasn't that) or are you all just really clumsy? Stay safe.

First rule of the RTTL clusterfuck is that no-one admits to being there until the cast is off.

Trinity765 wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 6:09 am I'm realising that a lot of people here are recovering from serious injuries and I don't know what caused them. Did they all happened at the same time? Did you all meet up to fight it out at a trackday that got a bit competitive (I know the Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling was cancelled this year so it wasn't that) or are you all just really clumsy? Stay safe.

It's a motorcycle forum...full of old giffers...

One thing with motorcycles, if you haven't fallen off, you will. Some of us have been doing that shit for 40yrs+ - all seems like shits and giggles when you're young, but by fuck it don't half catch up with you as you age.

Wreckless Rat wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 9:26 am

Trinity765 wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 6:09 am I'm realising that a lot of people here are recovering from serious injuries and I don't know what caused them. Did they all happened at the same time? Did you all meet up to fight it out at a trackday that got a bit competitive (I know the Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling was cancelled this year so it wasn't that) or are you all just really clumsy? Stay safe.

It's a motorcycle forum...full of old giffers...

One thing with motorcycles, if you haven't fallen off, you will. Some of us have been doing that shit for 40yrs+ - all seems like shits and giggles when you're young, but by fuck it don't half catch up with you as you age.

That.
And cars and bicycles, in my case.

Going by this forum recently pushbikes are much more dangerous than motorbikes.

Mussels wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 12:06 pm Going by this forum recently pushbikes are much more dangerous than motorbikes.

of that there's no doubt.

Wreckless Rat wrote: Sun Dec 20, 2020 8:01 pm Put it like this - I can’t sleep, sit up, lay down, stand, walk or fuck all without it gripping the shite out of me. It was pretty grim, then they injected cortisone and a long painkiller into the joint, that killed all pain for about 2 weeks, but when it returned - Jesus, it’s twice as bad as it was. Whatever they done, they upset something in there.

To top it all... in guarding my shoulder I have managed to tear a muscle (rhombus?) attached to my shoulder blade, and then making up for that I have pulled a muscle in my neck.

I’ve been better.....

I had similar with the cortisone. Supposed to last 6 weeks - 6 months Yeah right

At least morphine does actually give some pain relief to you - even if it comes with spaced-out-ness!! Didn't do anything for me (Well, seemed to be good after the second op but that might have been the fact that the nerves weren't working!!! )

slowsider wrote: Sun Dec 20, 2020 10:11 pm
Never heard noggin giving out like that.

Well, only now and again

I thought you'd all call me a big girls blouse and to MTFU!!!

Horse wrote: Tue Dec 08, 2020 11:29 am

Pseudonym wrote: Tue Dec 08, 2020 10:42 am How the effing hell are you supposed to prove that you DIDN'T receive a parcel when a courier company claim they have.

Not an answer to your question, but a couple of days ah a courier co emailed me a photo of the package in the porch, at least proving that the driver and package had been here.

Fortunately, it turned up. Unfortunately, it wasn't worth it, so has been returned and a full refund obtained.

Noggin wrote: Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:13 am

Taipan wrote: Thu Dec 17, 2020 8:46 pm I get a call tonight to say a patient in her bay (bay is standard ward layout of 4 beds opposite each other) has tested positive for Covid and she has been exposed to this for over 2 days. They have swab tested her and they will get the results back within the next 3-5 days. WTF aren't they giving patients LFD tests on entry, or now they have a ward with an outbreak, why aren't they giving them straight away instead of waiting on a 3-5 day swab test result?? Doesn't seem a very efficient way to contain the virus?

It's weird for sure, especially the 'on entry' test. The hospitals here had covid and non covid wards - however, I didn't have a test on arrival. They may have done a test with some of the blood they took before hand, but that isn't the same as it was three or four days before I was admitted!

In rehab when we had a case, the wing was locked down and the patients had regular tests, as did the staff

But I still thought it was weird that no one tested me on admittance to either hospital or rehab!


Hope your Step Mother gets proper treatment for what has made her worse, and really hope she doesn't get C19 xx

Alas, she does have covid! According to Nurse I spoke with, the new strain seems to take you down straight away or not at all, or at least in their experience. So they are hoping as she's five days into it, it wont progress to anything more and she is showing no symptoms at all. If there's an upside to this its I have a 10 day break from running round after her. That may sound a bit selfish but trust me, its hard work at times!

Taipan wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 4:20 pm

Noggin wrote: Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:13 am

Taipan wrote: Thu Dec 17, 2020 8:46 pm I get a call tonight to say a patient in her bay (bay is standard ward layout of 4 beds opposite each other) has tested positive for Covid and she has been exposed to this for over 2 days. They have swab tested her and they will get the results back within the next 3-5 days. WTF aren't they giving patients LFD tests on entry, or now they have a ward with an outbreak, why aren't they giving them straight away instead of waiting on a 3-5 day swab test result?? Doesn't seem a very efficient way to contain the virus?

It's weird for sure, especially the 'on entry' test. The hospitals here had covid and non covid wards - however, I didn't have a test on arrival. They may have done a test with some of the blood they took before hand, but that isn't the same as it was three or four days before I was admitted!

In rehab when we had a case, the wing was locked down and the patients had regular tests, as did the staff

But I still thought it was weird that no one tested me on admittance to either hospital or rehab!


Hope your Step Mother gets proper treatment for what has made her worse, and really hope she doesn't get C19 xx

Alas, she does have covid! According to Nurse I spoke with, the new strain seems to take you down straight away or not at all, or at least in their experience. So they are hoping as she's five days into it, it wont progress to anything more and she is showing no symptoms at all. If there's an upside to this its I have a 10 day break from running round after her. That may sound a bit selfish but trust me, its hard work at times!

It's not selfish, it's totally understandable. Try not to be so hard on yourself.

Pseudonym wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 4:26 pm

Taipan wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 4:20 pm

Noggin wrote: Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:13 am


It's weird for sure, especially the 'on entry' test. The hospitals here had covid and non covid wards - however, I didn't have a test on arrival. They may have done a test with some of the blood they took before hand, but that isn't the same as it was three or four days before I was admitted!

In rehab when we had a case, the wing was locked down and the patients had regular tests, as did the staff

But I still thought it was weird that no one tested me on admittance to either hospital or rehab!


Hope your Step Mother gets proper treatment for what has made her worse, and really hope she doesn't get C19 xx

Alas, she does have covid! According to Nurse I spoke with, the new strain seems to take you down straight away or not at all, or at least in their experience. So they are hoping as she's five days into it, it wont progress to anything more and she is showing no symptoms at all. If there's an upside to this its I have a 10 day break from running round after her. That may sound a bit selfish but trust me, its hard work at times!

It's not selfish, it's totally understandable. Try not to be so hard on yourself.

Damn. But, hope they are right and it won't progress

And - what 'P' said - don't be so hard on yourself! xx

Taipan wrote: Mon Dec 21, 2020 4:20 pm its hard work at times!

Hey Tenpin,it's a guilt trip isn't it.

Since last year I've been in a similar position with my stepmum and my dad. Seldom a day and sometimes night when the phone rings and I gotta run.

Don't beat yourself up fella,just do the best you can and when it all blows over (as it will) you'll be at peace with yourself.

I'm fed up with most covid questions in the press, they pretend to be from the public but I suspect many are made up by journalists for the sake of it. There are occasionally good questions during the briefings but most seem to be stupid.
"Why am I in tier 4 and the next town isn't?"
"Can I still go on holiday?"
"Why do we get so little notice of rule changes?"
"Should someone who has just traveled up north from London self-isolate?"

1pm on Xmas eve.

"oh, there's a new Firmware version ...... blah blah, are you finishing early today"
"well, clearly i'm not now...."

LOL awesome.

UPsoddingS

The usual driver calls when en route so I can be home

If there is no call then generally it's a different driver and they can't be arsed to drive up the mountain

Someone ordered me something from Amazon and its delivering by UPS. They couldn't be arsed to drive up the mountain so have delivered it to a relay point 40 minutes away in the valley. I can't get there today as need to check something on the van (think it might have an issue) so can't collect till Monday

And the UPS site is soooooooooo not user friendly (when Google suddenly decides to no longer translate pages for me). It's 'help bot' is not helpful. It's automated phone line is so fast I can't quite understand what is being said. ANd damn if it didn't take 20 minutes to find out how to actually send an email - which probably won't be answered till monday!!

Bloody good job I know what it is and it isn't particularly important. But I am pissed of that a company so big has such a totally useless website for contacting and asking for a redelivery (which they probably won't do now that it is at a relay point )

Xmas eve and had a dip in the pool after cycle ride. Was a bit parky. Brrr.

Two niggly things that I noticed yesterday.

1. Eggs, fresh eggs. No, not the the eggs themselves, not even that some people who live in towns keep their own chickens to get ensure a supply. No, it's when their cockerel makes itself known at 5am.

2. Take-away cardboard coffee cups (with lids) as used in TV programmes as props. Why don't they put some sort of liquid in them so they look correct - rather than being waved around etc?

People who move into a newbuild estate in a village and can't cope with their house having a number so give it a name. Just so everyone knows they've managed to move out of Botcherby or wherever.
So theres a few with numbers and then a mass of Dunroamins and Rose Cottages.
Twats.


Of course this wouldn't be an issue but for the fact that Ive just done the crimbo card run with my wife and it seems that most of her mates live in new estates in Scotby/Wetheral/Cumwhinton and ratching about looking for Rose Cottage #11 was getting pretty damn old.