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Re: Taking a day off tomorrow


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Posted by Texasmark on May 26, 2021 at 07:06:01 from (75.106.105.216):

In Reply to: Taking a day off tomorrow posted by 37 chief on May 25, 2021 at 20:21:27:

2 things will fix you right up...with you being somewhat careful and getting your step and pulling harder with your arm muscles:
Glucosamine, Chondroitin & MSM (Swanson Viamins.com has them), taken daily, dose on the bottle...takes a little while to start replacing the worn out tissue. If you hands get to where they quit working and you can't to things like close a tight fist, those pills fix that too...taking a little time obviously.

Or a trip to an Orthopedic Surgeon who does the liquid injections. I'm 6'5 and tore up my left knee joint getting into and out of a typical height sedan, opening the door, pivoting on the ball if my left foot, bending that knee to stoop so that I could get my head in the car, twisting on the ball of that foot while getting in and sitting down. After a couple of years of that , doing it some couple dozen times a day, the knee gave out.

I went into the office on crutches. Got in the visitation room, Dr. comes in chats a little, feels a little, says he'd be right back....comes back in with 2 large syringes. He injects both into that knee with a brief but reasonable amount of pain. He says sit there till I get back...About 10 minutes later he returns and says get up and stand on your feet....ok worked....said walk around the room....ok worked. Said see you in a couple of weeks to see how you are doing.

I put the crutches under my arm and went to checkout. Completed that, pushed open the door to the waiting room and walked through it waving the crutches and praising what a great guy the Dr. was. That was probably 25 years ago and had zero problems since.


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