Just back from A&E

[Globalti]

Maybe you should buy a chicken, eat it then make broth from the carcass; there's a thread going on UKClimbing at the moment about the folkloric benefits of animal bone broth in helping bones and connective tissue to heal. Foklore is often based on centuries of accumulated wisdom.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Maybe you should buy a chicken, eat it then make broth from the carcass; there's a thread going on UKClimbing at the moment about the folkloric benefits of animal bone broth in helping bones and connective tissue to heal. Foklore is often based on centuries of accumulated wisdom.

That's an old favourite in this house. Will definitely be doing that!

 

[Globalti]

I'll be passing through Glasgow in a couple of weeks, can I drop in for some chicken broth?

 

[kingrollo]

That's an old favourite in this house. Will definitely be doing that!

Served on a plate ? - with a shoulder ?

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Served on a plate ? - with a shoulder ?

Everyone's a farking comedian.

Yeah, and my wife will be helping me make it, so it'll be a joint effort.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

I'll be passing through Glasgow in a couple of weeks, can I drop in for some chicken broth?

Do you really think I would share?!

 

[fossyant]

Everyone's a farking comedian.

Yeah, and my wife will be helping me make it, so it'll be a joint effort.

Not with your 'broken joint' I hope.



Sorry, we really shouldn't be making you laugh, as it no doubt will hurt...


Did you hear about the chicken that crossed the road....?

 

[kingrollo]

Seriously GC - How you feeling today ?

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Seriously GC - How you feeling today ?

Better each day, thanks. It's frustrating not to be able to get rid of the pain though. I can constantly feel every centimetre of my collar bone, the plate and its hook that slips under my shoulder, and all of it feels like it is about to burst out of my skin. I'm pretty sure it would have been a lot worse doing nothing and hoping it would knit back itself.

But you and the other nobbers are making me laugh so that always helps. :-)

 

[vickster]

Lots of ice
For shoulder and your medicinal G & Ts

It’s v soon after the op, it’s going to hurt for a few weeks for sure

 

[Globalti]

Better each day, thanks. It's frustrating not to be able to get rid of the pain though. I can constantly feel every centimetre of my collar bone, the plate and its hook that slips under my shoulder, and all of it feels like it is about to burst out of my skin. I'm pretty sure it would have been a lot worse doing nothing and hoping it would knit back itself.

But you and the other nobbers are making me laugh so that always helps. :-)

I can't feel my plate, it's even hard to make out by touch as there's still inflammation. Can we see your x-ray?

 

[classic33]

I can't feel my plate, it's even hard to make out by touch as there's still inflammation. Can we see your x-ray?

And that'll help you feel your plate?

 

[glasgowcyclist]

I can't feel my plate, it's even hard to make out by touch as there's still inflammation. Can we see your x-ray?

I was only shown it on a monitor, I don't have a copy. I'll ask for one when I go back for assessment next Thursday.

 

[Freds Dad]

Of course now that you have a metal plate in your body you will get stopped every time you pass through airport security as I found out after my knee replacement.

GWS

 

[Globalti]

Just take a photo of the screen, they don't mind. We always enjoy seeing other people's x-rays.