MACS
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3 years ago

Thanks Macs.... 👍

Be careful over on that other thread... if Abbynads sees that you just might get a vacation... 🤣

DrafterX wrote:



Yeah, I'm done. If I get a vacation, so be it. Prolly need a vacation from the nonsense, anyway.
DrafterX
3 years ago
I'll be vacationing a couple hours from you in a week or so... will be in Summerfield the 10th and 11th... 🤔
Ram27
3 years ago
Thursday greetings all.🙄


Wishing you continued success with healing & motion of the knee. Drafter 👍
DrafterX
3 years ago
Thanks Ram... getting there... 😟
DrafterX
3 years ago
Trying to avoid this....

What is Manipulation Under Anesthesia (MUA)?

Manipulating the knee joint under anesthesia aims to forcefully release fibrous adhesions formed after surgery. It is considered a simple and effective medical procedure performed under general or regional anesthesia, ensuring complete muscle relaxation without any pain experienced. The procedure uses force to overcome adhesions in a controlled manner. While lying on their back, the patient's hip is flexed to a 90-degree angle, and the lower leg is used as a lever to bend the knee until a firm endpoint is reached. Force is also applied to the kneecap to free adhesions found there. These movements are repeated several times until the best range of joint motion is achieved.



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corey sellers
3 years ago
Morning gents
rfenst
3 years ago

Trying to avoid this....

What is Manipulation Under Anesthesia (MUA)?

Manipulating the knee joint under anesthesia aims to forcefully release fibrous adhesions formed after surgery. It is considered a simple and effective medical procedure performed under general or regional anesthesia, ensuring complete muscle relaxation without any pain experienced. The procedure uses force to overcome adhesions in a controlled manner. While lying on their back, the patient's hip is flexed to a 90-degree angle, and the lower leg is used as a lever to bend the knee until a firm endpoint is reached. Force is also applied to the kneecap to free adhesions found there. These movements are repeated several times until the best range of joint motion is achieved.
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DrafterX wrote:


You want them to cut you open instead?
DrafterX
3 years ago
no way man.... just explaining the consequences of not doing the prescribed exercises.... can't just sit in da recliner and expect to heal... 😟
Sunoverbeach
3 years ago
Had one of my guys go through this. Been on sick leave since the end of Oct now.

Morning, peoples
deadeyedick
3 years ago
Get after it Drafter. The PT now will be worth it.

Arrrg! The show bird season is in full swing here. Both Michigan and TCU fans are in town for the playoff Saturday and the motorcycle cops are shepherding the team buses around town stopping traffic. And yesterday I was stopped in a line of cars cuz some asshat stopped in the middle of the road to take a pic of a friggin' saguaro cactus!

Next comes about five collector car auctions with Barrett-Jackson being the largest and then the Phoenix Open and the Super Bowl followed by all the spring training teams.
Palama
3 years ago

Trying to avoid this....

What is Manipulation Under Anesthesia (MUA)?

Manipulating the knee joint under anesthesia aims to forcefully release fibrous adhesions formed after surgery. It is considered a simple and effective medical procedure performed under general or regional anesthesia, ensuring complete muscle relaxation without any pain experienced. The procedure uses force to overcome adhesions in a controlled manner. While lying on their back, the patient's hip is flexed to a 90-degree angle, and the lower leg is used as a lever to bend the knee until a firm endpoint is reached. Force is also applied to the kneecap to free adhesions found there. These movements are repeated several times until the best range of joint motion is achieved.



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DrafterX wrote:



no way man.... just explaining the consequences of not doing the prescribed exercises.... can't just sit in da recliner and expect to heal... 😟

DrafterX wrote:



When I had right shoulder surgery in 2001, the rehab wasn’t going as good as my ortho wanted so he mentioned MUA and I reacted the same way. He suggested hanging, for as long as I could, on a chin-up bar. Did that the very next day and HOLY CHIT! as I was hanging onto the bar, I could literally hear the scar tissue breaking. Was also one of the most painful things I had recently done (…other than when I tore my ligament…). I swear it was windy and dusty that day and stuff got in my eyes as I was hanging on.

Of course that’s not what you’ll need to do for your knee but as they say, “No pain, no gain”.
DrafterX
3 years ago
That does sound painful... I can use my body weight to force the bend... lots of pain tho... 😟
BuckyB93
3 years ago

no way man.... just explaining the consequences of not doing the prescribed exercises.... can't just sit in da recliner and expect to heal... 😟

DrafterX wrote:



Then get up and make me a sammich bitch!
MACS
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3 years ago
71 degrees right now... that's more like it!
rfenst
3 years ago

71 degrees right now... that's more like it!

MACS wrote:


75F here headed to 78F. After the last several days, I will joyfully take this kind of seasonal weather as opposed to the bitter cold. ****, we rarely use our heat and have a new thermostat. I had to figure out how to use it. Technology sucks! Nice weather, similar to today, into next week!
danmdevries
3 years ago
Microwaved ramen bowl with some homemade kimchi.

It's about 45 outside, feels nice.
Palama
3 years ago
70F, feels like 68. Expected high of 82, 73 low tonight.

Running around this morning to pick up stuff for New Years.
Sunoverbeach
3 years ago
A balmy upper 40s so hit the driving range. Trying not to lose what little swing I have
Gene363
3 years ago
The weather today is acting all nice, Spring-like, and innocent.

But last week it was trying its best to kill us.
corey sellers
3 years ago
Morning Gents , on the way to Biloxi for the weekend.
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