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    CC - eventually, so long as knee doesn't continue to create more. Ask your doc.

    Note to self - your shoulder hates you, do not try yanking the cord to start the lawn mower with that arm again. Get the electronic ignition on the skinking mower fixed. (there are cool season weeds that need beating into submission)

    Note to brain - WHY did you wake me up this morning with a migraine????? I have kept the body hydrated, you really shouldn't have done this to me.
    Beth

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    Quote Originally Posted by bmccasland View Post
    Note to self - your shoulder hates you, do not try yanking the cord to start the lawn mower with that arm again. Get the electronic ignition on the skinking mower fixed. (there are cool season weeds that need beating into submission)

    Note to brain - WHY did you wake me up this morning with a migraine????? I have kept the body hydrated, you really shouldn't have done this to me.
    Got goat?? They do a pretty good job.

    I stay away from caffinated coffee and tea. I wish you speedy recovery from your migrane. Nothing can be worse.

    smilingcat

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    sheep

    I've heard sheep do a good job as well! Can you find one near you & perhaps hire it for a few days?

    Beth-thanks however I asked the ortho dude as the physio recognized there was fluid on the knee. The ortho dude(who i think is a complete dork ) said no to removing the fluid as it'll go away eventually. My physio is one of the more trustworthy ones in Perth & v good @ what he does so i'm going to throw this idea back into his ballpark to see if we can figure it out.

    GAH@

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    CC, when I had fluid on my knee from an impact and no other injuries (I planted it in the side of a minivan at a combined speed of about 70 mph ) it took about eight weeks to go down. I imagine it would be longer with a sprain. It was borderline to where my chiro thought I might have to have it drained, but it finally went down so I never did see an ortho. I do think electro-stim helped move the fluid out when I started doing that daily at home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smilingcat View Post
    Got goat?? They do a pretty good job.

    smilingcat
    Quote Originally Posted by crazycanuck View Post
    I've heard sheep do a good job as well! Can you find one near you & perhaps hire it for a few days?
    Nala the dog (Aussie shepherd-esque) keeps wishing for a sheep to herd. She's currently trying to herd the new cat, or at least get close enough to get a good sniff. All she really needs to do is to lie there and flick her feathery tail, kitty wouldn't be able to resist.

    Headache is better, hot shower and coffee this morning. Also drank a big glass of water.

    CC - hope the knee is better. And your evap cooler keeps you cool! 44C (111F) is just too blasted hot.
    Beth

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    Quote Originally Posted by smilingcat View Post
    Got goat?? They do a pretty good job.
    Quote Originally Posted by crazycanuck View Post
    I've heard sheep do a good job as well! Can you find one near you & perhaps hire it for a few days?
    Nala the dog (Aussie shepherd-esque) keeps wishing for a sheep to herd. She's currently trying to herd the new cat, or at least get close enough to get a good sniff. All she really needs to do is to lie there and flick her feathery tail, kitty wouldn't be able to resist. Meanwhile the grass and weeds will continue to grow.

    Headache is better, hot shower and coffee this morning. Also drank a big glass of water.

    CC - hope the knee is better. And your evap cooler keeps you cool! 44C (111F) is just too blasted hot. Seems like when I lived in the central valley of Calif, my evap ("swamp") cooler didn't do very well when it got over 115F (46C), or rather it cooled things down to 100F (38C). But it's a dry heat Yeah, right.
    Beth

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    CC - DH just had 50 cc of fluid drained from his knee two weeks ago. After that happened, we found out that he actually has a form of arthritis. Your swelling should go down - just give it time.

    Beth - you need to hire a landscaper, or take the other suggestion - goat/sheep! Stop trying to pull over that lawn mower with your shoulder.

    Funny story. Yesterday was supposed to be my first PT appt. 15 mins before leaving, my phone rang and it was the PT telling me not to come - she has conjunctivitis. I thanked her for letting me know, and we rescheduled for later this week .

    Heal up ladies!

    SheFly
    "Well behaved women rarely make history." including me!
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    I didn't plan to post twice, and frankly don't know how I did it. Computer is out to get me.

    er, maybe because I should be working....
    Beth

 

 

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