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Last week got a phone call to say missus in hospital with a dislocated shoulder......anyway long story short is she still has little movement and doctors are worried about permanent nerve damage ;-( If thats the case and she can no longer work then the first casualty willl be the SP. Lets hope that she gets full use back and soon. Oh yeh and I am still in the fookin falkland Islands which doesnt bloody help either. Oh well ho hum theres alwys gin

Bad news- there'll be a mountain of washing up and ironing waiting for you when you get back........

Hope she's ok, though.

not good news matey, hope your mrs get well soon

ouch - done that myself and it bloody hurts, for ages after too.
best regards....

hope all goes well and you get to keep the bike lol

benny hedges wrote:ouch - done that myself and it bloody hurts, for ages after too.
best regards....

hope all goes well and you get to keep the bike lol

Did you lose the use of your arm for a while and if so for how long? I am pretty worried as the doctors seem to be worried

Bad news mate,

Hope she gets better soon.

Give my love to MPA.

was in a sling for a fortnight and then went back to work but was bloody sore and arm was weak, neck etc.
did it again in same place a few month later
she'll be ok bud, just hurts, a lot.

Thanks for your kind words, BH I hope your right but it seems as though the specialist feels that there are serious complications Suppose we will have to suck it and see.

sh1t Jim Lets hope she gets it sorted

Life without an SP

Say hello to the penguins

Jbrebel wrote:sh1t Jim Lets hope she gets it sorted

Life without an SP

Say hello to the penguins

I know mate, I cant imagine not having a bike, its bad enough being out here for 3 months ! Penguins and Geese suck! Fed up of stepping in goose poo! There are hundeds of the buggers !

When you arrive back I'll defo be up for a ride out-as I'm sure many others will-and we can blow off the goose poo

Take care matey, enjoy the gin

Jbrebel wrote: we can blow off the goose poo

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There's a card in the local telephone box offering something like that.

Seems a bit pricy, mind.

Beamish wrote:[

Did you lose the use of your arm for a while and if so for how long? I am pretty worried as the doctors seem to be worried

When I dislocated my colar bone after writing off my first Storm my arm wouldn't work, I could move my hand and bend the elbow but couldn't raise my arm at all. If I'd put a sheet of paper under my arm I couldn't riase it enought to let it drop out. The impact had damaged the rotator cuff and all the muscles acrross the shoulder and round the shoulder blade. With a good physio and a lot of hard work I managed to get back to the fire station in about 12 weeks. The total time spent working with the physio was over 9 months.
With certain muscles in the shoulder if they are injured they "switch off" to protect themseles if injured. The gental start with the physio is to kick start them into working again.
I hope my waffle helps
Paul