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Once was quite enough.
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Yes but you're built like a stick whippet. Those of us who tend towards the Mr Blobby end of the spectrum view such exertions with alarm.
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I don't know why you all dislike running and cycling. I am active in both, its just that the running is "up bills" and the cycling is of the "re" variety!! :-D
I used to be indecisive, now I'm not so sure!
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CitroJim wrote: 18 Oct 2022, 18:47 But running is so good for you...

Running (and cycling) is brilliant for both your mental and physical health...
Not with a knackered ankle it isn't... even walking and cycling can have you end up like this - grade 2 calf tear, 4 weeks on crutches and no driving. Saw my physio today - I hadn't seen the bruising before today!
Grade 2 Calf tear
Grade 2 Calf tear
Just look at the smile on my physioterrorist's face, and that fist!
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Michel wrote: 19 Oct 2022, 16:31
CitroJim wrote: 18 Oct 2022, 18:47 But running is so good for you...

Running (and cycling) is brilliant for both your mental and physical health...
Not with a knackered ankle it isn't... even walking and cycling can have you end up like this - grade 2 calf tear, 4 weeks on crutches and no driving. Saw my physio today - I hadn't seen the bruising before today!
:o How did you end up doing that? Nasty :twisted:
Michel wrote: 19 Oct 2022, 16:31 I'm *so* p!55ed off at the moment. Just when I was sorting myself out..
I know exactly how you feel.. When I can't run I get massive withdrawal symptoms and I'm not such a nice person to know... I'm definitely addicted...
Michel wrote: 19 Oct 2022, 16:31 Just look at the smile on my physioterrorist's face, and that fist!
I think a streak of sadism is needed to be a good physio :lol: I regularly see mine for a proper deep sports massage...

Pleasure and pain in equal measure but by gosh, it works :-D The pain actually does become pleasurable 8-)

Hope you're not on the bench for too long Mike :)
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No Covid jab for me yesterday :(

Too close to my tetanus and 'flu allegedly... Must be 7 clear days...

Rebooked for Tuesday...
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Odd, I had mine together last year.
Had a text to book a 'flu jab. Only open appointment was tomorrow 08:05. Bugger that!
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Had my flu jab on Wednesday, they weren't offering the covid booster at the same time.
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CitroJim wrote: 19 Oct 2022, 17:15
Not with a knackered ankle it isn't... even walking and cycling can have you end up like this - grade 2 calf tear, 4 weeks on crutches and no driving. Saw my physio today - I hadn't seen the bruising before today!
:o How did you end up doing that? Nasty :twisted:

Walking through the house. It just popped, felt like 10000 cramps in my calf all at once and my leg gave way. Physio thinks my weak ankle has been straining the calf over the years and it finally had enough.
I'll know more on Monday as I'm seeing an ankle consultant in Guilford..
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Gibbo2286 wrote: 18 Oct 2022, 11:45
The modern needles are so fine I never feel them, a bit different to the ones we had, six of them, when we were posted to Egypt in the 1950s, the damned things were like knitting pins. :)
Same here Eric, I didn't feel any of my 3 Covid ones or the 'flu one from last year. I remember when I was a kid having TB and Tetanus jabs with enormous needles. The TB one was a nasty one.
I had to have 3 steroid injections in my ankle over the last few years. They guide it with ultrasound so they can see exactly where it's going. Long needle. I thought it would hurt like hell, but it really
didn't.. the pain of the steroid doing it's thing (or not, in my case) was more painful.
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mickthemaverick wrote: 18 Oct 2022, 10:01
I don't do innoculations...
May I ask why not?
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Michel wrote: 21 Oct 2022, 13:23 Walking through the house. It just popped, felt like 10000 cramps in my calf all at once and my leg gave way. Physio thinks my weak ankle has been straining the calf over the years and it finally had enough.
I'll know more on Monday as I'm seeing an ankle consultant in Guilford..
Oh gosh :shock: Poor you Mike...

Yes, very likely the ankle... It's amazing how the body makes compensations but equally those compensations can cause problems in other areas...

Let's hope it soon resolves and the physio and specialist can work some magic 🤞
myglaren wrote: 21 Oct 2022, 10:40 Odd, I had mine together last year.
Had a text to book a 'flu jab. Only open appointment was tomorrow 08:05. Bugger that!
They can do them all together on the same day as long as they use a different bit of arm muscle each time. As explained to me the problem was that they could not tell whereabouts the earlier jabs were done so could not take the risk in case they hit the same spot a second time...
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Michel wrote: 21 Oct 2022, 13:28
mickthemaverick wrote: 18 Oct 2022, 10:01
I don't do innoculations...
May I ask why not?
You may ask Michel but I really can't be bothered to type the whole story. lets settle for the fact that my medical history from childhood is not conducive to the introduction of vaccinations!! :)
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Finally got jabbed today :D The needle hurt!

Arm did for a bit but OK now... Here's hoping I'll be OK tomorrow as I have a bit of Bluebell work planned...
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I've spent most of today totally and utterly wiped-out... Only now am I beginning to gain a bit of functionality... This morning I could barely crawl!

If the old saying that if a vaccine provokes a reaction it's worked is true then mine's certainly worked... Felt for all the world like I had Covid for a few hours...

Still feeling a but urrgh even now but at least I've regained a little mental functionality!
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