Good God! I well remember going down those steps quickly myself but I had just got married there (not falling...running). It sounds like a nasty fall. Position the bed in the sweet spot and make the most of it. My prayers wouldn't do you any good Dermot, in fact they might just bring a plague of locusts to your house. Get well soon.cybot wrote: Apologies for the silence as I ended up in hospital! Missed my footing out side St. Patrick's church Dundalk after mass on Sun. week last as I skipped down the 25 granite steps. I was too busy checking my change for yet another collection! Hurled into space, landed on my right leg and managed to completely rupture my quadricep just above the knee!
Rock - what are you listening to?
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Vinyl -anything else is data storage.
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Ouch! Get well soon, sir.
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Thanks Ivor. You certainly brought a BIG smile to my wizened face :)Ivor wrote:Good God! I well remember going down those steps quickly myself but I had just got married there (not falling...running). It sounds like a nasty fall. Position the bed in the sweet spot and make the most of it. My prayers wouldn't do you any good Dermot, in fact they might just bring a plague of locusts to your house. Get well soon.cybot wrote: Apologies for the silence as I ended up in hospital! Missed my footing out side St. Patrick's church Dundalk after mass on Sun. week last as I skipped down the 25 granite steps. I was too busy checking my change for yet another collection! Hurled into space, landed on my right leg and managed to completely rupture my quadricep just above the knee!
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Thanks Simon...Diapason wrote:Ouch! Get well soon, sir.
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I've heard the album Ben Hur years ago.A friend of mine listened to these and Dinosaur Jr. all the time.cybot wrote:Have just ordered a Bitch Magnet remastered triple box (Temporary Residence) set from Norman Records. Spotted an ad for the record in Wire, checked them out on YouTube. Wow!!! Another new discovery to brighten up these sad days :) Have you ever heard of them Jadarin?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-GWdqhA ... ata_player
How could you forget a name like that!!
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Jaysus. Sorry to hear that. Good luck with it.Hurled into space, landed on my right leg and managed to completely rupture my quadricep just above the knee!
And count yourself luck that your quadricep was just above the knee! Where it's supposed to be. :)
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LOL :) Which reminds me of the pile of Dinaur Jr. records I still have up in the wardrobe :)jadarin wrote:I've heard the album Ben Hur years ago.A friend of mine listened to these and Dinosaur Jr. all the time.cybot wrote:Have just ordered a Bitch Magnet remastered triple box (Temporary Residence) set from Norman Records. Spotted an ad for the record in Wire, checked them out on YouTube. Wow!!! Another new discovery to brighten up these sad days :) Have you ever heard of them Jadarin?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-GWdqhA ... ata_player
How could you forget a name like that!!
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You're so right Gerry! Then again I could have broken my back,hip, neck, head, arm etc etc. What amazes me is the fact that my back is perfect despite having endless trouble with it over the years! Marie quipped that I probably realigned it when I hit the ground LOLGerry D wrote:Jaysus. Sorry to hear that. Good luck with it.Hurled into space, landed on my right leg and managed to completely rupture my quadricep just above the knee!
And count yourself luck that your quadricep was just above the knee! Where it's supposed to be. :)
I'll give you a laugh; when I went for the MRI (my first!) I was made aware not to move etc etc. and I got headed with a massive pair of white headphones. I was expecting ambient chill out stuff. What did I get? An interview with the author of a new book on Depression in Sport! I could handle that, no problem. But what came next completely floored me! Imagine the very worst radio jingle possible and multiply it by 10Db!!!!! I ended up nearly epileptic as I frantically tried to prise the headphones off before major damage was done to my poor ears! Naturally that completely scuppered the scan :) I was lectured severely on my actions but at least I got my request to have the blasted radio switched off. What followed was a beautiful, calm hum filled with clicking noises. In fact, just like a lot of the weird stuff I listen to ;) I was in heaven and the second scan went smoothly without a hitch....Incidentally the scan only showed up a partial tear of the quad. tendons and the surgeon team were debating whether to operate or not. Luckily for me they went ahead because when they had a look on the op. table they found a complete rupture!!!!! Whew :)
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