Mrs M
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Ouch, hope you're feeling better.
Plenty of time for the bike yet (it's still too cold and wet)
Plenty of time for the bike yet (it's still too cold and wet)
Well, that's me off my bike for a while III
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The Jogger
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WOW I hope they can now get you sorted pretty quickly, take it easy Drago...............
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- Glasgow
Pancrea what?? 
Take it easy, the bike will still be there in a few months time.
Summer is canceled this year anyway, you're not missing much.
Take it easy, the bike will still be there in a few months time.
Summer is canceled this year anyway, you're not missing much.
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Drago
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Pancreatitis. In plain English, constant abdominal pain of varying intensity. I don't smoke, barely drink ( not at all any more) so I'm a bit brassed off.
The Jogger
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Is the treatment complicated or quick now they know/
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Drago
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Dunno yet. Could be as simple as dietary changes, or as nasty as surgery, daily injections or daily painkillers for the rest of my natural. It's effing uncomfortable at times, a bit sore at others, with random stabbing pains thrown in for good measure.
The Jogger
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Lets hope you get away with the dietary changes, good luck and keep us updated.
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Drago
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Thanks buddy. I'm thinking with this and my struggles with my bionic arm that really is me retired now 
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Thanks buddy. I'm thinking with this and my struggles with my bionic arm that really is me retired now
Sorry to hear that. Hope they can sort you out so you can start enjoying life a bit more. Here's to getting back on the bike soon.
SatNavSaysStraightOn
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Best wishes. I hope it is just dietary changes as well. I spent 14-15 years taking daily painkillers (tramadol) and had only been free of them for around 5-6 years when my back went, it's not fun having to take them for that long. I keep reminding myself my bikes will still be there waiting for me... The trike is fun but my bikes are still waiting...Thanks buddy. I'm thinking with this and my struggles with my bionic arm that really is me retired now
The Jogger
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So Drago was it not a mild heart attack after all or is it both. Did they stent you when you had the angioplasty if that is what you had? Just curious , sorry.
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Drago
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Thanks guys.
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
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At least they have found out what it is and can sort it 
A bit like last year when i constantly felt bad, bad guts, lack of energy etc etc and it turned out to be severe vitamin d deficiency.
A bit like last year when i constantly felt bad, bad guts, lack of energy etc etc and it turned out to be severe vitamin d deficiency.
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The Jogger
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Good it was an easy fix ck
