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Parishlad · 10-04-2014 05:13PM

td5man wrote: »

Sprayed ragwort and docks last week, got a good kill on docks ragwort is only curling now.

What did you use for the docks and ragworth?

Conmaicne Mara · 10-04-2014 06:52PM

Would it fit a 35 :cool:

https://twitter.com/bigaljack/status/454000267260723200

Odelay · 10-04-2014 07:07PM

Only two posts showing for me today, everyone been busy? Glad to see ye're finally doing some work:pac:

moy83 · 10-04-2014 07:08PM

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

Would it fit a 35 :cool:

https://twitter.com/bigaljack/status/454000267260723200

She would hang from the roll bar on the 35 perfectly with a couple of bungee cords

What the feck is he hunting with that yoke ? If he is contracting I'd say he gets paid going out the gate !

Reggie. · 10-04-2014 07:21PM

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

Would it fit a 35 :cool:

https://twitter.com/bigaljack/status/454000267260723200

60 round mag which is a nice touch but not much point in the telescopic sight, much better off with the susat sight

moy83 · 10-04-2014 07:43PM

Reggie. wrote: »

60 round mag which is a nice touch but not much point in the telescopic sight, much better off with the susat sight

Sure with 60 rounds he could nearly close his eyes and still hit what he is aiming for !

td5man · 10-04-2014 07:47PM

Parishlad wrote: »

What did you use for the docks and ragworth?

D50 for the ragwort and duplosan for the docks.
the docks have died in the field that got d50 dont know if theyll sit up in a few days.

whelan2 · 10-04-2014 07:56PM

just wondering has anyone ever hurt their back and have ye any tips, i hurt mine a few years ago, got difene injection and was fine. My mother hurt hers about a month ago. Very bad, only relief when lying down. Cant even bear blankets on her. She got the injection a week or so later and got a few days relief. She got the injection yesterday andonly got a few hours relief. She got an mri done and there was an appointment requested for a neurosurgeon, she waited a week and rang his office to be told he is on holidays til mid may and he has no stand in:eek::eek:. She has an appointment tomorrow with another neurosurgeon, have any of ye any tips to relief the pain, she is using those heat pads-deep heat- and is maxed out on painkillers. There is damage between 2 of the cartiliges(sp) in her spine. Any ideas?

Reggie. · 10-04-2014 08:03PM

moy83 wrote: »

Sure with 60 rounds he could nearly close his eyes and still hit what he is aiming for !

It's American made so go figure

moy83 · 10-04-2014 08:04PM

whelan2 wrote: »

just wondering has anyone ever hurt their back and have ye any tips, i hurt mine a few years ago, got difene injection and was fine. My mother hurt hers about a month ago. Very bad, only relief when lying down. Cant even bear blankets on her. She got the injection a week or so later and got a few days relief. She got the injection yesterday andonly got a few hours relief. She got an mri done and there was an appointment requested for a neurosurgeon, she waited a week and rang his office to be told he is on holidays til mid may and he has no stand in:eek::eek:. She has an appointment tomorrow with another neurosurgeon, have any of ye any tips to relief the pain, she is using those heat pads-deep heat- and is maxed out on painkillers. There is damage between 2 of the cartiliges(sp) in her spine. Any ideas?

If she is in the bed I find a hot water bottle is better than the patches , and to stay what ever way is comfortable until she starts to feel better . Did the doc give her any diefene tablets ? I find they help a bit aswell

Reggie. · 10-04-2014 08:05PM

whelan2 wrote: »

just wondering has anyone ever hurt their back and have ye any tips, i hurt mine a few years ago, got difene injection and was fine. My mother hurt hers about a month ago. Very bad, only relief when lying down. Cant even bear blankets on her. She got the injection a week or so later and got a few days relief. She got the injection yesterday andonly got a few hours relief. She got an mri done and there was an appointment requested for a neurosurgeon, she waited a week and rang his office to be told he is on holidays til mid may and he has no stand in:eek::eek:. She has an appointment tomorrow with another neurosurgeon, have any of ye any tips to relief the pain, she is using those heat pads-deep heat- and is maxed out on painkillers. There is damage between 2 of the cartiliges(sp) in her spine. Any ideas?

Would the heat pads that ladies use for that special time of the month work on the affected area

onyerbikepat · 10-04-2014 08:13PM

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Greengrass1 · 10-04-2014 08:14PM

whelan2 wrote: »

just wondering has anyone ever hurt their back and have ye any tips, i hurt mine a few years ago, got difene injection and was fine. My mother hurt hers about a month ago. Very bad, only relief when lying down. Cant even bear blankets on her. She got the injection a week or so later and got a few days relief. She got the injection yesterday andonly got a few hours relief. She got an mri done and there was an appointment requested for a neurosurgeon, she waited a week and rang his office to be told he is on holidays til mid may and he has no stand in:eek::eek:. She has an appointment tomorrow with another neurosurgeon, have any of ye any tips to relief the pain, she is using those heat pads-deep heat- and is maxed out on painkillers. There is damage between 2 of the cartiliges(sp) in her spine. Any ideas?

My mother is just nearing mid 50s now and used to have awful back pain. She has arthritis starting in her left hand now as well.
What her and my dad do is when ever they are getting a bath they put magnesium powder in it.
Not sure how much but I'll find out. Something like a cup I think.
It has helped her emensly and never has an aching back now at all.
She gets a 25kg bag from animal health in tullow. Lasts a long time

whelan2 · 10-04-2014 08:25PM

moy83 wrote: »

If she is in the bed I find a hot water bottle is better than the patches , and to stay what ever way is comfortable until she starts to feel better . Did the doc give her any diefene tablets ? I find they help a bit aswell

she got a special table thing in aldi to keep the blankets off her legs. i brought her to docs yesterday to get injection she could hardly walk:mad: yes she got the difene tablets and diazapam to knock her out:)

whelan2 · 10-04-2014 08:26PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Would the heat pads that ladies use for that special time of the month work on the affected area

she is using the deep heat ones- stocked up on them on offer in aldi this week

Nekarsulm · 10-04-2014 09:03PM

If you can get your hands on some Ponson or Tradol 50mg they may help with the pain, but no tablet will sort the underlying cause. Last resort would be OxyContin, 5mg, slow release. but when you get to that stage you are on the serious stuff. No chemist will give them to you, even doctors are going to be reluctant. Nek.

whelan2 · 10-04-2014 09:07PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

If you can get your hands on some Ponson or Tradol 50mg they may help with the pain, but no tablet will sort the underlying cause. Last resort would be OxyContin, 5mg, slow release. but when you get to that stage you are on the serious stuff. No chemist will give them to you, even doctors are going to be reluctant. Nek.

I was saying the other day i would bring her to olol hospital casualty and they would have to look after her

Reggie. · 10-04-2014 09:15PM

Oh I'm like a suck calf that ate too much hay

Odelay · 10-04-2014 09:18PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Oh I'm like a suck calf that ate too much hay

Your turn to make dinner was it?

Reggie. · 10-04-2014 09:20PM

Odelay wrote: »

Your turn to make dinner was it?

Anniversary today so pigging out.

gonna have to run twice as far tomorrow

bbam · 10-04-2014 09:23PM

whelan2 wrote: »

just wondering has anyone ever hurt their back and have ye any tips, i hurt mine a few years ago, got difene injection and was fine. My mother hurt hers about a month ago. Very bad, only relief when lying down. Cant even bear blankets on her. She got the injection a week or so later and got a few days relief. She got the injection yesterday andonly got a few hours relief. She got an mri done and there was an appointment requested for a neurosurgeon, she waited a week and rang his office to be told he is on holidays til mid may and he has no stand in:eek::eek:. She has an appointment tomorrow with another neurosurgeon, have any of ye any tips to relief the pain, she is using those heat pads-deep heat- and is maxed out on painkillers. There is damage between 2 of the cartiliges(sp) in her spine. Any ideas?

I would suffer a good bit on and off..

Tablet wise when I get a bout I take Diffene & Norgesic together.
I will admit that I'll also knock down plenty of Solpadene as well, hard to beat codine when your suffering. Short term they are fine to take.
And alcohol is great releif and gets you off to sleep. On top of all above of course

The doctor gave me Zydol to take once to help me sleep, TBH I couldn't take it as I was just out of it the next day..

You can get injections as above from doc but this seems no good in your case..
I had Morphene injection in doctors and it was great but a real last ditch job, but only lasted maybe 24/36 hours.

How abut a TENS machine, I've considered buying one in the past, if it gets a woman through labour it cant be bad !!
Maybe you could borrow one somewhere.

whelan2 · 10-04-2014 09:27PM

bbam wrote: »

I would suffer a good bit on and off..
Tablet wise when I get a bout I take Diffene & Norgesic together.
I will admit that I'll also knock down some Solpadene as well, hard to beat codine when your suffering. Short term they are fine to take.
And alcohol is great releif and gets you off to sleep.:o

You can get injections as above from doc but this seems no good..
I had Morphene injection and it was great but a real last ditch job.

its her birthday today, stuck in bed, hopefully she will get answers tomorrow. she cant take alcohol now as she has another condition, shes 67

rancher · 10-04-2014 09:29PM

whelan2 wrote: »

just wondering has anyone ever hurt their back and have ye any tips, i hurt mine a few years ago, got difene injection and was fine. My mother hurt hers about a month ago. Very bad, only relief when lying down. Cant even bear blankets on her. She got the injection a week or so later and got a few days relief. She got the injection yesterday andonly got a few hours relief. She got an mri done and there was an appointment requested for a neurosurgeon, she waited a week and rang his office to be told he is on holidays til mid may and he has no stand in:eek::eek:. She has an appointment tomorrow with another neurosurgeon, have any of ye any tips to relief the pain, she is using those heat pads-deep heat- and is maxed out on painkillers. There is damage between 2 of the cartiliges(sp) in her spine. Any ideas?

I know I've said it here before, but Rory Murphy (chiropodist) in Mullingar is very good. I was told the same thing, cartriliges, live with it etc, but he seems to be able to straighten the whole spine and stop the pain. he doesn't hurt and only charges about €40...I call it 6 weeks physio in 10 mins.

whelan2 · 10-04-2014 09:32PM

bbam wrote: »

I would suffer a good bit on and off..

Tablet wise when I get a bout I take Diffene & Norgesic together.
I will admit that I'll also knock down plenty of Solpadene as well, hard to beat codine when your suffering. Short term they are fine to take.
And alcohol is great releif and gets you off to sleep. On top of all above of course
The doctor gave me Zydol to take once to help me sleep, TBH I couldn't take it as I was just out of it the next day..

You can get injections as above from doc but this seems no good in your case..
I had Morphene injection in doctors and it was great but a real last ditch job, but only lasted maybe 24/36 hours.

How abut a TENS machine, I've considered buying one in the past, if it gets a woman through labour it cant be bad !!
Maybe you could borrow one somewhere.

ye tens machne might work used it myself once before, will say that to her thanks

jt65 · 10-04-2014 09:32PM

whelan2 wrote: »

just wondering has anyone ever hurt their back and have ye any tips, i hurt mine a few years ago, got difene injection and was fine. My mother hurt hers about a month ago. Very bad, only relief when lying down. Cant even bear blankets on her. She got the injection a week or so later and got a few days relief. She got the injection yesterday andonly got a few hours relief. She got an mri done and there was an appointment requested for a neurosurgeon, she waited a week and rang his office to be told he is on holidays til mid may and he has no stand in:eek::eek:. She has an appointment tomorrow with another neurosurgeon, have any of ye any tips to relief the pain, she is using those heat pads-deep heat- and is maxed out on painkillers. There is damage between 2 of the cartiliges(sp) in her spine. Any ideas?

I suffered for years from my late teens onwards, went to numerous chiropractors, physiotherapists etc, (not a great believer in injections etc for reasons I won't disclose)

eventually in DEC. 1999, some body recommended a Bowen Technique Therapist

long story short I never looked back since, the relief I got after years of agony was unbelievable

I rather not go into personal details in public, but if you wish me to pm or ring you just let know

http://www.bowenireland.com/bowen.php

bbam · 10-04-2014 09:35PM

rancher wrote: »

I know I've said it here before, but Rory Murphy (chiropodist) in Mullingar is very good. I was told the same thing, cartriliges, live with it etc, but he seems to be able to straighten the whole spine and stop the pain. he doesn't hurt and only charges about €40...I call it 6 weeks physio in 10 mins.

Are you sure he's a Chiropodist ?? I doubt having her toe nails cut will help..
Is he not a Chiropractor ??
Chiropractors are mad men... huge manipulations of spine and joints without having any real idea what is going on inside. I have a friend who was in hospital for three months and has a permanent limp because a Chiropractor damaged his spine. I heard some countries were proposing banning them altogether !

rancher · 10-04-2014 09:37PM

bbam wrote: »

Are you sure he's a Chiropodist ?? I doubt having her toe nails cut will help..
Is he not a Chiropractor ??
Chiropractors are mad men... huge manipulations of spine and joints without having any real idea what is going on inside. I have a friend who was in hospital for three months and has a permanent limp because a Chiropractor damaged his spine. I heard some countries were proposing banning them altogether !

correct...too much lambing is my only excuse.
I was bad at the time, and someone recommended him, it was either that or a risky op. Its not a cure but it is control, never have pain.
Have been to guys that are rough but Murphy isn't, he doesn't hurt, you won't be given a handful of painkillers going out the door
This guy straightens babies some way, there could be half a dozen babies in the waiting room as well, something to do with colic.

Reggie. · 10-04-2014 09:38PM

bbam wrote: »

Are you sure he's a Chiropodist ?? I doubt having her toe nails cut will help..
Is he not a Chiropractor ??
Chiropractors are mad men... huge manipulations of spine and joints without having any real idea what is going on inside. I have a friend who was in hospital for three months and has a permanent limp because a Chiropractor damaged his spine. I heard some countries were proposing banning them altogether !

I can back up rancher on Rory Murphy anyways as I go to him few times a year and get great relief.

exercise is the antidote · 10-04-2014 09:43PM

bbam wrote: »

Are you sure he's a Chiropodist ?? I doubt having her toe nails cut will help..
Is he not a Chiropractor ??
Chiropractors are mad men... huge manipulations of spine and joints without having any real idea what is going on inside. I have a friend who was in hospital for three months and has a permanent limp because a Chiropractor damaged his spine. I heard some countries were proposing banning them altogether !

That doesn't fit the description of Alan harper on two and a half men

I said · 10-04-2014 09:50PM

whelan2 wrote: »

ye tens machne might work used it myself once before, will say that to her thanks

Use the tens machine myself only job would be fcuked otherwise, difene are hard on system

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