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  • Turbo3000
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    Originally posted by Mr I View Post
    This is no joke Turbo it's a very serious situation.

    As it happens, while the junior doctors are in strike the more senior doctors have stepped into their place.
    Who joked?

    The result of letting government run health care. Mr. I constantly points out the "horrible" healthcare in the US and how good the government ran UK system is. I was nearly pointing that out. Government can't run a fucking a little league team.


    I want nothing more than for Mr. I to get better. It is an awful situation. Seems like the government is trying to force the doctors to work more for less pay and the doctors are walking out.
    Last edited by Turbo3000; 04-26-16, 01:53 PM.

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  • dna9488
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    Best of luck Mr. I

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  • Bouncer
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    It's no laughing matter turbo.

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  • Mr I
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    Originally posted by Turbo3000 View Post
    Damn. That UK healthcare that you love seems to be doing a great job................

    Hopefully they will get you out of there soon.
    This is no joke Turbo it's a very serious situation.

    As it happens, while the junior doctors are in strike the more senior doctors have stepped into their place.

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  • Mr I
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    Cauda Equina Syndrome

    This is what I have and it's cutting off the nerves.

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  • Turbo3000
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    Originally posted by Mr I View Post
    Well I'm actually in hospital now getting assessed for the op. Got up this morning and was in alot of pain only able to swing the left leg
    It's one thing trying to heal.as natural as possible but when nerves start to get cut off its time for intervention.

    Only problem is, because of our useless politicians many of the doctors are on strike so fuck knows how long I'll be here.

    Cheers
    Damn. That UK healthcare that you love seems to be doing a great job................

    Hopefully they will get you out of there soon.

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  • Bouncer
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    Just strange because you were making real progress and saying how your pain free. Literally the day you said you were pain free was the day the foot thing started and now it's all worse than ever. Can't make out what the fck is going on. Lol.

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  • Mr I
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    Well I'm actually in hospital now getting assessed for the op. Got up this morning and was in alot of pain only able to swing the left leg
    It's one thing trying to heal.as natural as possible but when nerves start to get cut off its time for intervention.

    Only problem is, because of our useless politicians many of the doctors are on strike so fuck knows how long I'll be here.

    Cheers

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by Mr I View Post
    Bro seriously, if you knew the pain I'm in right now, steroids is the last thing on my mind. Maybe I could think about post op recovery but at this time I have a disk fragment jammed into my nerve channel causing partial paralysis to left leg so that's the main focus of the comeback.

    I may order in some pharma gh and run 10 iu ed post op to help heal the muscle etc they cut through I guess
    I get it bro. I guess where I was going with the question goes back to the chadd injury thread. Remember how we were talking about how coming off everything might not always be the best option. Was just interested if you were still in that sort of mindset or if you were planning coming off completely?

    I personally think 10iu of pharma GH is overkill. hell it could possibly cause some kind of unintended issue with nerve and swelling etc.. sort of like the way GH can effect carpel tunnel. 3-4 iu for a long period would have a better outcome in the long run IMO.

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  • rado
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    Originally posted by Mr I View Post
    I'm dying to but part of the comeback is sorting out the fundamentals first. If I have a disk jammed in my sciatic system it needs taking out.

    You must at least know me well enough from my years on here to know that when I'm fit I train hard. I'm no pussy when it comes to hard work
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  • Mr I
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    Bro seriously, if you knew the pain I'm in right now, steroids is the last thing on my mind. Maybe I could think about post op recovery but at this time I have a disk fragment jammed into my nerve channel causing partial paralysis to left leg so that's the main focus of the comeback.

    I may order in some pharma gh and run 10 iu ed post op to help heal the muscle etc they cut through I guess

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  • Bouncer
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    Seriously though, what is the plan hormone wise through all this now that you know your getting surgery? Trt levels? Gh? Healing peptides?

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  • Bouncer
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    I've spoken to your doctor. They've seriously considered the prospect that this ailment may in fact turn out to be.....betaitis.

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  • Mr I
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    I'm dying to but part of the comeback is sorting out the fundamentals first. If I have a disk jammed in my sciatic system it needs taking out.

    You must at least know me well enough from my years on here to know that when I'm fit I train hard. I'm no pussy when it comes to hard work

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  • rado
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    So all this muscle talk and how strong you were. Bla bla...you back at it yet or what? If this is the comeback thread, yea send me a postcard when you do "come back"

    Just get it done, all this talk and energy wasted psst...get your ass going for fucks sake

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