Phoenix of Hamble
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arghhh... a swimmers injury. Bugger. And rather ironic.
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Sixpence
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Sorry to hear that Lisa, hope all works out and it mends soon, accidents happen and it's not like you did it on porpoise
Oops, well someone had to
Oops, well someone had to
ChattingLil
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well, just goes to show:
Been for second xray today - shoulder broken! 10p sized piece of bone broken off top of humerus - tuberosity thingy.
Bad news, but not as bad as a torn ligament, or damaged rotator cuff. Hopefully a broken bone will mend itself in a few weeks.
Would explain my drama queen like antics.
Been for second xray today - shoulder broken! 10p sized piece of bone broken off top of humerus - tuberosity thingy.
Bad news, but not as bad as a torn ligament, or damaged rotator cuff. Hopefully a broken bone will mend itself in a few weeks.
Would explain my drama queen like antics.
wingdiver
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That's still pretty painful. 
Hope it doesn't stop you enjoying Limehouse.....
Have to catch up sometime....
Hope it doesn't stop you enjoying Limehouse.....
Have to catch up sometime....
Leighb
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You have my sympathies, I hope that it all settles down OK, as shoulders are tricky things.
I too have taken an involuntary swim in the RHYC marina, it was some years ago, but I can still clearly remember the shock when I found that the solid ground on which I had placed my foot was not there and being suddenly immersed. Fortunately I only went in as far as my waist as I got both arms on the pontoon and was hauled out very quickly. All the same it happens all too easily, and if alone and perhaps having more than the couple of drinks that I had had the outcome could have been different.
I too have taken an involuntary swim in the RHYC marina, it was some years ago, but I can still clearly remember the shock when I found that the solid ground on which I had placed my foot was not there and being suddenly immersed. Fortunately I only went in as far as my waist as I got both arms on the pontoon and was hauled out very quickly. All the same it happens all too easily, and if alone and perhaps having more than the couple of drinks that I had had the outcome could have been different.
Phoenix of Hamble
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Ouch!
photodog
Lord High Commander of Upper Broughton and Gunthor
Ouch +1
photodog
Lord High Commander of Upper Broughton and Gunthor
Ouch +1
ChattingLil
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thanks! I think I might have mentioned that it was hurting at the time...:nonchalance:
ianfr
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I seem to remember that you did
Hope it all heals up quickly, as you say bones normally repair themselves faster than tendons etc.
Ian & Jo
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Phoenix of Hamble
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Surely that last line should be Ouch +2.....
sailorman
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Ouch +3
Nxt time get some PP, remember last time !!!
Nxt time get some PP, remember last time !!!
Sixpence
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The phrase that springs to mind would probably offend the profanity filter, so I'll make do with the accepted 'ouch'
Hope you feel better soon
Hope you feel better soon
photodog
Lord High Commander of Upper Broughton and Gunthor
Surely that last line should be Ouch +2.....
How does that add up then?
LittleSister
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The trouble with Lisa is that she has a bloody great chip on (off?) her shoulder! ;-)
Hope you mend quickly, Lisa, and enjoy some suitably indulgent means of recuperation.
p.s.
Ouch +n
Hope you mend quickly, Lisa, and enjoy some suitably indulgent means of recuperation.
p.s.
Ouch +n
