Trekchick
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Makes you wanna ride eh?Damn, my heart skips a beat every time I see that pic. Inspiring...
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Makes you wanna ride eh?Damn, my heart skips a beat every time I see that pic. Inspiring...
Makes you wanna ride eh?
Great job Warp! Are you keeping a log of your daily vital signs / weight / exercise?
Stay out of the Orion Thread until it goes away will ya! :lol: Father-IL just had a battle with gout in his hands for the same reason, post kidney stone surgery.Root maintaining a specialized log ( given to you upon release from the hospital) is required in order to brief the surgical team prior to 8/25 /09 evaluation and also to brief my primary care doc weekly . There is a "cookbook" given to patients that educates , sets up protocols for progress day by day until the 6 week evaluation . Covers a multitude of topics nutrition , exercise , pain mgt , potential setbacks/symptoms , its really a great resource .
My only setback so far was fraken GOUT not from rich food obviously but from rapid weight loss, normal surgical trauma coupled with taking several diuretics(piss pills) over the years for BP mgmt . It was /is worse than heart pain i endured AND i didn't even have the fun of eating lots of rich food and drink ---
go figure
If you like dried cherries, they have know properties to reduce gout symptoms.Root maintaining a specialized log ( given to you upon release from the hospital) is required in order to brief the surgical team prior to 8/25 /09 evaluation and also to brief my primary care doc weekly . There is a "cookbook" given to patients that educates , sets up protocols for progress day by day until the 6 week evaluation . Covers a multitude of topics nutrition , exercise , pain mgt , potential setbacks/symptoms , its really a great resource .
My only setback so far was fraken GOUT not from rich food obviously but from rapid weight loss, normal surgical trauma coupled with taking several diuretics(piss pills) over the years for BP mgmt . It was /is worse than heart pain i endured AND i didn't even have the fun of eating lots of rich food and drink ---
go figure
If you like dried cherries, they have know properties to reduce gout symptoms.
6 dried cherries a day help keep the feet healthy and keeps your blood healthy.
I'm close to the Cherry capital of the world, if you pm me your address, I'll send you a package and see how it helps.
Something(s) I learned while packaging the cherries to ship.
- When the relative humidity is 70% ish and you take some dried cherries out of the freezer, the package is pretty hard to dry
out to put in a box.
- When being creative with a heal well wish, Don't use a golf ball.....Its damn hard to write on a golf ball!!!
Enjoy!Just back from a great doctor's office visit -------------------he was bustin on me saying no need for cardiac rehab for you !!!!!!!!!!! you're so far ahead of the game . Took me off some meds , decreased others and told me i can now ROCK OUT on my guitars damn there will be some SERIOUS NOISE here tomorrowand its gonna be HARD Fraken rock --yee haa![]()
Enjoy!
I/d prolly eat the golf ball and try to write onthe cherries -----------------BTW i told my doc bout the cheery cure --------------------he smiled and said go head can't hurt BUT stay close to the john --LMAO
Root i blew the doors off the musice room today for about an hr !!
Damn it felt good cranking up the sounds , then the Queen said OK don;t get yourself all riled up
guitars felt a tad heavy so i sat down while playing -----------------
Warp, on 1st quick read I thought you were going to say that you blew the doors of the john! :lol: :blink: :lol:![]()
Hey U NEVER Know ======================Roflmbfao