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Hondo Gravel 08-24-18 05:28 PM

Oh What Fun
 
Back from the hospital getting my left foot filleted so here I lay in bed until Monday with my foot elevated. Now the fun pain begins :lol: The surgeon said the planter fibromatosis was massive so the 45 minute procedure took 2 1/2 hours. I was awake during that time and the surgical team was listening to cheesy 1980s music and that was more painful than anything else. I’m going to miss the bike but I will have this cool forum to read and occasionally post on. So everyone keep on riding :thumb:

winston63 08-24-18 05:49 PM

Sorry to hear about this, especially the cheesy ‘80’s music LOL!

Hope you recover as quickly as possible. I know what it’s like to be laid up and unable to ride, drove me crazy the last time. Wishing you a speedy recovery and hope you can be pain free on the way there.

Steve B. 08-24-18 07:15 PM

I assume the pain was bad enough to make surgery now the only option. That sucks.

I’m putting off hand surgery for a torn ligament, till the winter sometime, when I’m not riding. I’ll deal till then.

Heal well and feel better.

justtrying 08-24-18 07:18 PM


Originally Posted by Hondo Gravel (Post 20525985)
Back from the hospital getting my left foot filleted so here I lay in bed until Monday with my foot elevated. Now the fun pain begins :lol: The surgeon said the planter fibromatosis was massive so the 45 minute procedure took 2 1/2 hours. I was awake during that time and the surgical team was listening to cheesy 1980s music and that was more painful than anything else. I’m going to miss the bike but I will have this cool forum to read and occasionally post on. So everyone keep on riding :thumb:

Itcould have been worse. They could have kept playing Barry Manilow on a loop. Hope u feel better soon

BobbyG 08-24-18 11:11 PM

I was a Top-40 radio disc jockey in the 1980s. At one point I was pulling weeknights 10pm to 6am. That's 8 hours a day with a 4-hour weekend shift every other week with the current songs on a 2-hour rotation, meaning the same songs every 2-hours.

It didn't kill me...but I wished it would have.

But seriously, I wish you a speedy and successful recovery, with pain-free riding in your future.

Hondo Gravel 08-29-18 10:09 AM


Originally Posted by justtrying (Post 20526159)

Itcould have been worse. They could have kept playing Barry Manilow on a loop. Hope u feel better soon

Day 5 my foot quit hurting and I’m off those awful pain meds. Finally starting to feel good but that early 80s music especially Journey is causing me the most pain then you mention Barry Manilow on loop now I’m having night terrors.

Flip Flop Rider 08-29-18 10:23 AM

predict you will be riding before the doctor says so

jppe 08-31-18 12:48 PM

Ditto on the pain meds. They are atrocious. They do really weird things to your mind and body. Hope you’re doing better.

Hondo Gravel 08-31-18 02:23 PM

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW! I’m BORED :crash: going to have few cold brews this evening and watch some football. Yes, pain pills are awful made me feel depressed and sick I don’t see how people that don’t have pain get addicted to those pills. Thanks everyone for the replies makes these BORING days more tolerable.

JLDickmon 09-02-18 09:18 PM


Originally Posted by BobbyG (Post 20526461)
I was a Top-40 radio disc jockey in the 1980s. At one point I was pulling weeknights 10pm to 6am. That's 8 hours a day with a 4-hour weekend shift every other week with the current songs on a 2-hour rotation, meaning the same songs every 2-hours.

It didn't kill me...but I wished it would have.

But seriously, I wish you a speedy and successful recovery, with pain-free riding in your future.

96-97, I did 7-midnight on a classic rock station..
Got fired when the Program Director noticed some Motorhead in the play log (I carried in a couple CD's) and tossed me like a rotten banana peel (hey, a little Danger Danger went a long long way way because they sucked sucked, and THEY were in the rotation)..

Hondo, sorry you're laid up. Hope you heal as quickly as Jppe appears to be..

Hondo Gravel 09-03-18 11:33 PM

:hug:

Originally Posted by JLDickmon (Post 20543556)
96-97, I did 7-midnight on a classic rock station..
Got fired when the Program Director noticed some Motorhead in the play log (I carried in a couple CD's) and tossed me like a rotten banana peel (hey, a little Danger Danger went a long long way way because they sucked sucked, and THEY were in the rotation)..

Hondo, sorry you're laid up. Hope you heal as quickly as Jppe appears to be..


Danger Danger, Enuf Enuf, Kix, Posion, all hair metal :eek: except Motley Crue. Good thing Grunge killed hair metal overnight. My high school years was during the height of hair metal but thrash saved the day with the emergence of Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax and others. And of course Motörhead and AC/DC that didn’t change their style and are stayed great over the years.

Im feeling great just can’t walk but I can scoot fast on my scooter :D it has a bicycle brake level and a bicycle headset and I put my bike bell on it so get out of the way. It is just going to be a slow recovery so good thing it is football season.

Hondo Gravel 09-03-18 11:36 PM

**The group hug thing was an error on top of the post so disregard :roflmao:

JLDickmon 09-04-18 09:45 PM

I was gonna use a different word for "hug."

JLDickmon 09-04-18 10:18 PM


Originally Posted by Hondo Gravel (Post 20545440)
:hug:


Danger Danger, Enuf Enuf, Kix, Posion, all hair metal :eek: except Motley Crue. Good thing Grunge killed hair metal overnight. My high school years was during the height of hair metal but thrash saved the day with the emergence of Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax and others. And of course Motörhead and AC/DC that didn’t change their style and are stayed great over the years.

Im feeling great just can’t walk but I can scoot fast on my scooter :D it has a bicycle brake level and a bicycle headset and I put my bike bell on it so get out of the way. It is just going to be a slow recovery so good thing it is football season.

Your mission.. is to pimp it out with the gaudiest bike accessories you can find.. pink streamers, the works.
Pics or it didn't happen.

Hondo Gravel 09-04-18 10:41 PM


Originally Posted by JLDickmon (Post 20547504)
Your mission.. is to pimp it out with the gaudiest bike accessories you can find.. pink streamers, the works.
Pics or it didn't happen.

Thinking about an old Texas license plate with deer horns and a cow bell. And skull stickers :lol: but yes you are correct no pictures no proof.

JLDickmon 09-06-18 05:34 AM


Originally Posted by Hondo Gravel (Post 20547527)


Thinking about an old Texas license plate with deer horns and a cow bell. And skull stickers :lol: but yes you are correct no pictures no proof.

now you're cookin' with peanut oil..

Hondo Gravel 09-08-18 03:07 PM


Originally Posted by JLDickmon (Post 20549859)
now you're cookin' with peanut oil..

:D no peanut oil but a few Whataburgers and other junk food. Hopefully I won’t gain too much weight as I lounge around watching football.

JLDickmon 09-08-18 03:13 PM

Two places I always visit when I'm in Texas.. The Green Frog Cafe in Jacksboro, and the Whataburger on I-30 on the east side of Lake Ray Hubbard.

decotriumph 09-08-18 05:54 PM

Speedy recovery wishes to you.

Hondo Gravel 09-25-18 10:06 PM

Finally got the cast off and the sutures removed now just time to heal and hopefully in a few months back on my bikes. The removal of the sutures was not as painful as I anticipated a few stung but overall it wasn’t that bad. Battling boredom and no real physical activity is driving me nuts. Funny my left leg is becoming a stick as my right leg still looks like I ride bikes :lol:

rumrunn6 09-26-18 09:10 AM

just googled pics of that, yikes! so are you walking on the foot now? & yeah muscular atrophy stinks. I broke a leg & had knee surgery in different legs years apart. you can even them out but it will take a while & some work. harder & longer for us older guys

Hondo Gravel 09-26-18 09:34 AM

Gradually putting more weight on the foot the doctor says slowly so I won’t rip my foot open. They put surgical glue and some kind of surgical strips where the sutures were. Just a slow process and I have to be careful not to rip my foot open :eek: Some weight lifting is planned when I can to help even these legs out.

rumrunn6 09-26-18 11:09 AM


Originally Posted by Hondo Gravel (Post 20586827)
surgical glue

reminds me of the best veterinary visit I ever had, followed by the worst. the day before a vacation one of our cats had a tiny lump on her back so I took to it the vet. doc cut it out & instead of stitching, glued the wound closed. the cat was so trusting, so mild mannered. the doc numbed the area so she didn't feel a thing. great visit. we get home & it didn't take long before it opened up. cat was so upset she tried to open the front door. took her right back to the vet. this time as the vet was stitching her up she started that weird cat howl like a ninja warrior about to strike, then since I was holding her, she bit the thumb on one hand puncturing it, then howled again & bit the other thumb puncturing it was well. doc finished her up & she was fine. I on the other hand, now had bandages on both my thumbs for my vacation

Hondo Gravel 09-26-18 11:39 AM

:lol: I hear ya. I have one cat that gets a cheap drunk pill before he goes to the vet or else trouble.


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