I know it's hay rush, but you might slow down a little. Take a day and and work in the shed.
When I went back for my follow up after I had the fourth surgery on this left knee the doctor was a little miffed at me. It didn't go over well when I said, "I'll bet I tore those stitches out getting in the tractor. I felt something ripping that first time." That was the point when he said that he couldn't do anything else to resurrect that knee. It's "live with it until they replace it" time.
What do they expect a farmer to do - take time off like everyone else? We already plan these sorts of things for a slow time of year if we possibly can. That doesn't mean a DEAD time of year!
The other day the rheumatologist told me that I was in the wrong line of work for someone with my diagnosis. He said I should be swimming in a heated pool - I'm just wearing my body out too fast farming. I can't think of anything worse than swimming in a heated pool when these beans are almost ready to cut. I came right home and smashed a finger just to show him.
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