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Hmm, seems like miscommunication going on there. Defo say it to the physio and see what he says. And if you;re not happy with that, then back to the doctor.
Thanks
and thanks to AH Yeah.
I didn't drive apart from very small trips to the shops (literally less than five mins) until the surgeon told me the first week of Jan (maybe 8th Jan) that once I had clutch control I was fine.
Now I know I'd get tired in rush hour traffic, so I never drove in that, and when talking to the physio yesterday I emphasised that, he said "well if you got a stab of pain, in an emergency, you might not be fit to react" and tbh I thought he was being overly cautious. I'm not driving at the moment as I'm not going to take the chance.
The thing 1 is getting better and thing 2 is the issue and vice versa is really pissing me off. The stupid injection hasn't worked, and I'm really really struggling when I go into the office.
I think I just want a consensus so I hear the same message from both and don't yo-yo from one thing to another. I like my physio, and I agree with him that I need two crutches for more than about an hours activity, but I kind of feel like there's serious ill communication between him and the surgeon.0 -
Thanks and thanks to AH Yeah.
I didn't drive apart from very small trips to the shops (literally less than five mins) until the surgeon told me the first week of Jan (maybe 8th Jan) that once I had clutch control I was fine.
Now I know I'd get tired in rush hour traffic, so I never drove in that, and when talking to the physio yesterday I emphasised that, he said "well if you got a stab of pain, in an emergency, you might not be fit to react" and tbh I thought he was being overly cautious. I'm not driving at the moment as I'm not going to take the chance.
The thing 1 is getting better and thing 2 is the issue and vice versa is really pissing me off. The stupid injection hasn't worked, and I'm really really struggling when I go into the office.
I think I just want a consensus so I hear the same message from both and don't yo-yo from one thing to another. I like my physio, and I agree with him that I need two crutches for more than about an hours activity, but I kind of feel like there's serious ill communication between him and the surgeon.
Well it's been a while since the surgeon has seen you. Go with the physio as he's seen you more recently but definitely bring up your concerns with him on your next visit. Just say you're confused by it all.0 -
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RacoonQueen wrote: »€40 :eek: Where? :eek:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056859003I used to have a friend (I mentioned her before in this thread actually) who would have "nightmares" about her boyfriend proposing with a ring from argos.
Mine proposed with a picture on an iPhone. I thought it was so very him I nearly would have been surprised if it was any other way!!
(That was NOT the reason I said no btw :P )
We all went go karting tonight!! It was awesome but I'm pretty sore now.0 -
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Moderators, Business & Finance Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 51,690 Mod ✭✭✭✭ Join Date:Posts: 49076
rebel girl 15 wrote: »Two crutches are better thab one, I found when I was down to one crutch I was walking funny and it actually caused more problems
Still awake, can't get my work done, this is so frustrating
i went down to one only after i was walking properly with one but my leg is not strong enough for more than about an hours activity on one, two takes some of that pressure off cannot get to sleep:( 0 -
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I was like that on Monday and it went well. You'll be grandStench Blossoms wrote: »I've a meeting today and I'm absolutely sh!ttin it.
I'd rather just ring now and say I can't make it but I know that would be stupid.
I need to study some stuff before going and I am putting it off so much that it's starting to make me feel sick. I feel so stupid today. 0 -
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bluey, the queen of going for massages, where can I go to sort me back out? Well, shoulders really. I don't think I even need a full body, though it might be relaxing.
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I go to balance medispa at the david lloyd gym in clonskeagh
They aren't too bad in the place in town, um, can't remember the name of it
it's just beside stephens green
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Yup, full-blown cold today... snuffle!
*rings bell*
I should go to work soon
We have casual day today in our team because of a thing on this evening
I always hate going in in jeans though for the first few mins, because I'm always convinced I've confused it somehow and I'll be the only one
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Could they be glands? Everytime the OH has a cold, he gets lumps behind his ears and on his neck. Maybe have them checked out by your gp.I have weird lumps on my head :eek: one is behind my ear, this is a new one and one is on my neck, just below hairline at the back, that's there months. They both feel the same, hard and not squashy. Weird.
Chefs as well are not supposed to wear nail varnish for hygeine reasons, you can't see if your nails are clean or not.Captain Albection wrote: »Actually both answers are correct for the different groups.
Patients are asked not to wear it as it interferes with the pulse oximeter.
HCWs are asked not to for infection control.
Jeebus, I couldn't do anything below the belly for the last month of my pregnancy!Thats the thingy like a grey clothes peg they stick on your index finger is it? Why did they want to take my toenail polish off before the C-section then- was it for infection control? Thats what I thought initially until I was told about the oxygen thing.
I was so proud of myself to be able to paint my toenails all by myself at 39 weeks pregnant. They were glittery mauve and very pretty.
I didnt do them for the birth or anything, it was for a prior occasion.
Could you sew them back together? If it's in the crotch, it's probably along the seam so it should be easy enough!There's a massive hole in the crotch of my favorite pyjama pants. Balls. They're too comfortable to throw out.0 -
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Feel thoroughly awful today. I don't know how I endured my 8am class. In the library now attempting to do some reading for my next class, ugh I wish I could skip it. Can hardly breathe and have horrible pain in my lungs. I could do with going to the doctor but money is very tight until my grant comes through, which might not be for a few weeks. I don't have any hours in work until the 8th of February either. Boooooo! Seriously long day today too, was in at 8 and won't be leaving until 9.15 tonight. 0
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