September is just 34 days away!!!!Man I can't wait for winter
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BeanoNYC
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Your not only torturing yourself, but those around you as well. 
andyzee
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Beotch!
:razz: ....How is that shoulder? Ready for some skiing?BeanoNYC said:Your not only torturing yourself, but those around you as well.
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If you want to be tortured, I posted a bunch of pics in the Character Trails thread... Enjoy!
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ALLSKIING said:
I can't seem to find the right surgeon that takes my insurance. There's two ways to approach this. I can get some screws and wires to hold everything in place .... or, there are some surgeons out there that will use cadaver tissue and fix it like an acl injury. I want the latter of these two. So, If I can't find the right guy within the next week or so, I'll wait until next summer. .... and yes I'm ready for some skiing.
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Sounds friggin' creepy to me, but hey whatever works...BeanoNYC said:
Bummer...I thought that time was the only thing needed.BeanoNYC said:I can't seem to find the right surgeon that takes my insurance. There's two ways to approach this. I can get some screws and wires to hold everything in place .... or, there are some surgeons out there that will use cadaver tissue and fix it like an acl injury. I want the latter of these two. So, If I can't find the right guy within the next week or so, I'll wait until next summer. .... and yes I'm ready for some skiing.
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Greg said:
Yeah well it's either cadaver tissue or part of my hamstring. That would really slow ski season down, I would imagine.
Greg said:
My right knee has cadaver ligaments that replaced my ACL and PCL. The knee functions better than before surgery.
So, when I say my bedtime prayer, I always mention the unknown soul who was good enough to donate their body parts to medicine.
Quite the opposite of creepy, I feel priviledged to have that person's ligaments working inside my knee.
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