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1200 Pete.

Jaws

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Yes mate... he is feeling very sore but came out of the hospital three days ago..
So far it looks like things went well and he will soon be back in the fray !
 

Fat Bert

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Now thats spooky!!

I just email Pete asking how he was only 5 minutes ago

Then come on here and read this

Whoooo Hooo - Twilight Zone
 

Jaws

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We had a long waffle this afternoon mate... Poor sod did sound in pain to be honest....
 

Jaws

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A bit of bone taken from the hip and put in the shoulder .. or thereabouts..
 
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trophychap

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Sorry to hear about Pete - didn't know he wasn't healing properly - and hope very much that the surgery sorts him out.

Might be the pelvis, rather than the hip - at least, that's what the consultant has told (my) Pete. Has another appt in Dec for the decision about that, so on the other hand, this unfortunate happening to Blackbird Pete 'may come in useful'. (it's an ill wind ... etc) (Using my ESP I predict a telephone call from someone in Warwickshire, to someone in the New Forest within the near future!)

Yes, it's scary to think of spending the rest of your life with a broken collarbone but on the other hand bearing in mind (my) Pete's ankle took ages to start joining up, his collarbone IS definitely still broken; he thinks (judging mainly by the pain and the grating sensation) that at least one of his ribs still isn't joined up to whatever it should be joined to (or he has rebroken it/them coughing or something) - and now eight months down the line - they're considering hacking a bit out of his pelvis to mend his collarbone ..... so, if that doesn't heal either, how much worse off might that leave him?

Any orthopaedic experts amongst our happy band?

Anyone else actually had it done in the past?

TIA Jenny

Sorry for the hi-jack (but I am a tiddly bit concerned - sorry again!)

Anyone know a good joke about it, then?
 
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R2B2

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trophychap said:
(but I am a tiddly bit concerned - sorry again!)

Anyone know a good joke about it, then?
I am concerned Jen.... but am a bit tiddly!















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How's that??
 

blumeeni

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Poor sod I think i got off lucky at least my injuries are all healed after 3 months with no further hospital visits
sounds like it'll be a lot longer for Pete
Buzz how are you coming along with that leg
Bert witnessed any more :eek:
 

Allan

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blumeeni said:
Buzz how are you coming along with that leg
Hi mate.

Truth is not too well either.
The bloody thing dont want to heal. Saw the consultant the other week and after looking at the xrays did a lot of head shaking (in the wrong direction for me) and ended up saying the breaking isnt healing as well as he would have hoped. It seems the gap is quite large and the new bones taking a long time to fill it.

I have to admit I dont get any problems off the break, its me bleeding knee that kills me. Its really uncomfortable and trying to find a good postion to sleep with it is a real pain.

Stil, it could have been a lot worse so I'm not complaining, my wife lost her 32 yr old sister to cancer on Thursday, so my injuires pail to nothing in comparsion. So its off to the funeral next Friday in Bradford - thats going to be a real killer.

So chins up lads, life is good when you have it.


Buzz
 

blumeeni

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Allan said:
Hi mate.

Truth is not too well either.
The bloody thing dont want to heal. Saw the consultant the other week and after looking at the xrays did a lot of head shaking (in the wrong direction for me) and ended up saying the breaking isnt healing as well as he would have hoped. It seems the gap is quite large and the new bones taking a long time to fill it.

I have to admit I dont get any problems off the break, its me bleeding knee that kills me. Its really uncomfortable and trying to find a good postion to sleep with it is a real pain.

Stil, it could have been a lot worse so I'm not complaining, my wife lost her 32 yr old sister to cancer on Thursday, so my injuires pail to nothing in comparsion. So its off to the funeral next Friday in Bradford - thats going to be a real killer.

So chins up lads, life is good when you have it.


Buzz

Yep sure does I lost my daughter 2 months ago she was only 30 years old she had a brain tumor I don't think I'll ever get over it three youngsters left behind life sucks sometimes
 
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BlackBirdBaz

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blumeeni said:
Yep sure does I lost my daughter 2 months ago she was only 30 years old she had a brain tumor I don't think I'll ever get over it three youngsters left behind life sucks sometimes
Ditto mate, dad went last year to brain cancer, less than 3 months from diagnosis to dying

Baz
 
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