On 21/09/2023 11:03 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 20/09/2023 7:12 pm, Bob Henson wrote:oh good now i need a construction crew with a boom truck to have a pee
Fran wrote:
On 19/09/2023 11:08 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 18/09/2023 10:14 am, % wrote:can't walk without'em
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 12:28 pm, % wrote:i've been on them since 2002
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 9:12 am, % wrote:idon't know if it does or not ,
vickiebee wrote:
% wrote:no pain i got stuff that knocks it right out ,
vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 15/09/2023 3:36 pm, vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 14/09/2023 5:17 pm, vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 1/09/2023 8:06 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
just because I foudn this this morning because I need >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> more sun~~~ I'm just home from the hospital, had emergency gall >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> bladder
and more sand and I know you like horses... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Darryl Braithwaite singing "The Horses" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnigc08J6FI >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
surgery, doing fine but still too sore to sit at my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> desktop. Am
saving email for later. Thanks for thinking of me. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tough
ol' bird
Ouch! Hang in there V. Hope you feel better soon. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thanks everybody, I'm still here, just having a tough >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> time
getting back
to 'normal.'
Well V, if it's any consolation, I too am currently >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> feeling
bloody ghastly. I ended up in the ER last Monday late in >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> the evening and have felt crapful ever since. They ruled >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> out a heart attack but had no idea what was wrong and >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ordered a mass of xrays to be done the next day and in the >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> mean time I took myself off to our preferred >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> physiotherapist and she tells me that the thoracic region >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> of my back feels like concrete. I've been feeling nauseous >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> and headachey as well as in pain.
I'm not up to doing much. We were due to set of for South >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Australia this morning but I've stayed home and sent my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> husband off and will see him in 10 days.
Aww Fran, I'm sorry to hear this. Here's hoping that you'll >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> feel better soon.
Thank s V. The exercises are helping as is sitting with sun >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> on my back knitting some socks for a friend. How are you >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> coming along?
I am slowly but surely returning to normal activities, have >>>>>>>>>>>>>> sent everyone home and I'm taking care of myself... cooking, >>>>>>>>>>>>>> laundry, etc. I just feel so weak and tired.
When my CB had thoracic back pain, his doctor would have him >>>>>>>>>>>>>> do a series of exercises with heat therapy, every morning and >>>>>>>>>>>>>> he would soon be good to go. I wish the same for you. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
i hate doing all my morning junk
So you too, huh? Just routine, or only when in pain? >>>>>>>>>>>> v
but i have some bends and stretches to do
But do they help? IMO, if they do helpt, then they are just like >>>>>>>>>> the rest of the stuff we've got to do like showering and putting >>>>>>>>>> on clothes etc
by the time i start doing it ,
the pain pills are working and i don't care
LOL. Having almost lived on pain pills for the last week, I hear >>>>>>>> ya....
Ouch.
IMO, being able to walk is one of THE most required activities to
live a
long and satisfying life. I'm very protective of my mobility.
Agreed wholeheartedly. My walking distance is down to just a few
yards now
and I hate not being able to get around. The mobility scooter helps,
but it
isn't the same. Only my many tablets make life tolerable (and/or
possible
at all.) I've spent half of the past few years in and out of hospital
with
a variety of problems, and I am getting pretty fed up with it. Still, so >>> long as I can get from the car to the pub it's worth hanging on a
while yet
:-)
You betcha!
Same applies to a hotel, for that matter - Sue got a gift voucher
from her
last employers when she left for a meal at a local hotel that we
couldn't
conceivably afford to even go in normally. We used that this week,
and that
cheered me up no end. If anyone has ever wondered how the other half
live,
I can vouch for the fact that they live *very* well indeed.
:-)) We can afford anywhere we choose to go, but IME, whether you get
a top notch meal at a super expensive restaurant is very hit and miss.
We've had some brilliant meals at some very 'iffy' places and some
very ordnindary meals at super posh and ridiculously expensive places.
These days I'm always just happy to be fed something reasonably edible
at a reasonable price. I am a good cook and I get REALLY shitty if
we've paid top dollar for one or more dishes that is not beyond my
abilities to produce in my own kitchen.
I can still drive just fine (not to the pub - I don't drink and drive
- you
spill too much of it :-) )
LOL. We were supposed to be off ATM on one of our old car rallies in
South Australia. I packed my husband off and so he's been reporting
in each day on what has been happening at the rally. These particular
cars are one of the top end British cars and went out of manufacture
during the 60s so anyone who knows the marque is already long in the
tooth and getting up there in years. Just yesterday my husband
commented on how many of these lovely old cars (which have no power
steering) are being wrangled by old chaps who can drive OK but then
get themselvss into mobility scooters to then get into the restaurant
or vineyard tasting room or whichever other venue has been planned for
th rally attendees.
I suspect in telling me this, he might be trying to figure out who
might next have a desirable car on the market for him to consider
buying........
so I can get anywhere, but I can't do anything
unaided when I get there - I need someone with a functional back who can >>> lift the scooter in and out of the car. Yep, mobility is very important. >>Yep. At least these days their are those swing over, button operated
roof racks that you can get to get your scooter/wheel onto the roof of
the car.
Only if your country has incompetent importers/exporters and mobility
service providers.
In article <uehequ$3hit2$1...@dont-email.me>, gettingmoredelusiona...@nutcasewannabeFran.com says...
On 21/09/2023 11:03 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 20/09/2023 7:12 pm, Bob Henson wrote:oh good now i need a construction crew with a boom truck to have a pee
Fran wrote:
On 19/09/2023 11:08 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 18/09/2023 10:14 am, % wrote:can't walk without'em
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 12:28 pm, % wrote:i've been on them since 2002
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 9:12 am, % wrote:idon't know if it does or not ,
vickiebee wrote:
% wrote:no pain i got stuff that knocks it right out ,
vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 15/09/2023 3:36 pm, vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 14/09/2023 5:17 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
On 1/09/2023 8:06 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
just because I foudn this this morning because I need~~~ I'm just home from the hospital, had emergency gall
more sun
and more sand and I know you like horses... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Darryl Braithwaite singing "The Horses" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnigc08J6FI >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
bladder
surgery, doing fine but still too sore to sit at my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> desktop. Am
saving email for later. Thanks for thinking of me. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tough
ol' bird
Ouch! Hang in there V. Hope you feel better soon. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thanks everybody, I'm still here, just having a tough >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> time
getting back
to 'normal.'
Well V, if it's any consolation, I too am currently >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> feeling
bloody ghastly. I ended up in the ER last Monday late in
the evening and have felt crapful ever since. They ruled
out a heart attack but had no idea what was wrong and >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ordered a mass of xrays to be done the next day and in the
mean time I took myself off to our preferred >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> physiotherapist and she tells me that the thoracic region
of my back feels like concrete. I've been feeling nauseous
and headachey as well as in pain.
I'm not up to doing much. We were due to set of for South
Australia this morning but I've stayed home and sent my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> husband off and will see him in 10 days. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Aww Fran, I'm sorry to hear this. Here's hoping that you'll
feel better soon.
Thank s V. The exercises are helping as is sitting with sun
on my back knitting some socks for a friend. How are you >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> coming along?
I am slowly but surely returning to normal activities, have >>>>>>>>>>>>>> sent everyone home and I'm taking care of myself... cooking,
laundry, etc. I just feel so weak and tired.
When my CB had thoracic back pain, his doctor would have him
do a series of exercises with heat therapy, every morning and
he would soon be good to go. I wish the same for you. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
i hate doing all my morning junk
So you too, huh? Just routine, or only when in pain? >>>>>>>>>>>> v
but i have some bends and stretches to do
But do they help? IMO, if they do helpt, then they are just like
the rest of the stuff we've got to do like showering and putting
on clothes etc
by the time i start doing it ,
the pain pills are working and i don't care
LOL. Having almost lived on pain pills for the last week, I hear >>>>>>>> ya....
Ouch.
IMO, being able to walk is one of THE most required activities to >>>> live a
long and satisfying life. I'm very protective of my mobility.
Agreed wholeheartedly. My walking distance is down to just a few
yards now
and I hate not being able to get around. The mobility scooter helps, >>> but it
isn't the same. Only my many tablets make life tolerable (and/or
possible
at all.) I've spent half of the past few years in and out of hospital >>> with
a variety of problems, and I am getting pretty fed up with it. Still, so
long as I can get from the car to the pub it's worth hanging on a
while yet
:-)
You betcha!
Same applies to a hotel, for that matter - Sue got a gift voucher
from her
last employers when she left for a meal at a local hotel that we
couldn't
conceivably afford to even go in normally. We used that this week,
and that
cheered me up no end. If anyone has ever wondered how the other half >>> live,
I can vouch for the fact that they live *very* well indeed.
:-)) We can afford anywhere we choose to go, but IME, whether you get >> a top notch meal at a super expensive restaurant is very hit and miss. >> We've had some brilliant meals at some very 'iffy' places and some
very ordnindary meals at super posh and ridiculously expensive places. >> These days I'm always just happy to be fed something reasonably edible >> at a reasonable price. I am a good cook and I get REALLY shitty if
we've paid top dollar for one or more dishes that is not beyond my
abilities to produce in my own kitchen.
I can still drive just fine (not to the pub - I don't drink and drive >>> - you
spill too much of it :-) )
LOL. We were supposed to be off ATM on one of our old car rallies in >> South Australia. I packed my husband off and so he's been reporting
in each day on what has been happening at the rally. These particular >> cars are one of the top end British cars and went out of manufacture
during the 60s so anyone who knows the marque is already long in the
tooth and getting up there in years. Just yesterday my husband
commented on how many of these lovely old cars (which have no power
steering) are being wrangled by old chaps who can drive OK but then
get themselvss into mobility scooters to then get into the restaurant >> or vineyard tasting room or whichever other venue has been planned for >> th rally attendees.
I suspect in telling me this, he might be trying to figure out who
might next have a desirable car on the market for him to consider
buying........
so I can get anywhere, but I can't do anything
unaided when I get there - I need someone with a functional back who can
lift the scooter in and out of the car. Yep, mobility is very important.
Yep. At least these days their are those swing over, button operated
roof racks that you can get to get your scooter/wheel onto the roof of >> the car.
Only if your country has incompetent importers/exporters and mobility service providers.
i'm a real rascal on my rascal mobility scooter
https://imgur.com/a/UXzxN8a
On Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 11:25:11 AM UTC-7, % wrote:
In article <uehequ$3hit2$1...@dont-email.me>, gettingmoredelusiona...@nutcasewannabeFran.com says...
On 21/09/2023 11:03 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 20/09/2023 7:12 pm, Bob Henson wrote:oh good now i need a construction crew with a boom truck to have a pee
Fran wrote:
On 19/09/2023 11:08 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 18/09/2023 10:14 am, % wrote:can't walk without'em
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 12:28 pm, % wrote:i've been on them since 2002
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 9:12 am, % wrote:idon't know if it does or not ,
vickiebee wrote:
% wrote:no pain i got stuff that knocks it right out ,
vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 15/09/2023 3:36 pm, vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 14/09/2023 5:17 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
On 1/09/2023 8:06 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
just because I foudn this this morning because I need~~~ I'm just home from the hospital, had emergency gall
more sun
and more sand and I know you like horses... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Darryl Braithwaite singing "The Horses" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnigc08J6FI >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
bladder
surgery, doing fine but still too sore to sit at my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> desktop. Am
saving email for later. Thanks for thinking of me. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tough
ol' bird
Ouch! Hang in there V. Hope you feel better soon. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thanks everybody, I'm still here, just having a tough >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> time
getting back
to 'normal.'
Well V, if it's any consolation, I too am currently >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> feeling
bloody ghastly. I ended up in the ER last Monday late in
the evening and have felt crapful ever since. They ruled
out a heart attack but had no idea what was wrong and >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ordered a mass of xrays to be done the next day and in the
mean time I took myself off to our preferred >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> physiotherapist and she tells me that the thoracic region
of my back feels like concrete. I've been feeling nauseous
and headachey as well as in pain.
I'm not up to doing much. We were due to set of for South
Australia this morning but I've stayed home and sent my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> husband off and will see him in 10 days. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Aww Fran, I'm sorry to hear this. Here's hoping that you'll
feel better soon.
Thank s V. The exercises are helping as is sitting with sun
on my back knitting some socks for a friend. How are you >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> coming along?
I am slowly but surely returning to normal activities, have
sent everyone home and I'm taking care of myself... cooking,
laundry, etc. I just feel so weak and tired. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
When my CB had thoracic back pain, his doctor would have him
do a series of exercises with heat therapy, every morning and
he would soon be good to go. I wish the same for you. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
i hate doing all my morning junk
So you too, huh? Just routine, or only when in pain? >>>>>>>>>>>> v
but i have some bends and stretches to do
But do they help? IMO, if they do helpt, then they are just like
the rest of the stuff we've got to do like showering and putting
on clothes etc
by the time i start doing it ,
the pain pills are working and i don't care
LOL. Having almost lived on pain pills for the last week, I hear
ya....
Ouch.
IMO, being able to walk is one of THE most required activities to >>>> live a
long and satisfying life. I'm very protective of my mobility.
Agreed wholeheartedly. My walking distance is down to just a few
yards now
and I hate not being able to get around. The mobility scooter helps, >>> but it
isn't the same. Only my many tablets make life tolerable (and/or
possible
at all.) I've spent half of the past few years in and out of hospital >>> with
a variety of problems, and I am getting pretty fed up with it. Still, so
long as I can get from the car to the pub it's worth hanging on a
while yet
:-)
You betcha!
Same applies to a hotel, for that matter - Sue got a gift voucher
from her
last employers when she left for a meal at a local hotel that we
couldn't
conceivably afford to even go in normally. We used that this week, >>> and that
cheered me up no end. If anyone has ever wondered how the other half >>> live,
I can vouch for the fact that they live *very* well indeed.
:-)) We can afford anywhere we choose to go, but IME, whether you get >> a top notch meal at a super expensive restaurant is very hit and miss. >> We've had some brilliant meals at some very 'iffy' places and some
very ordnindary meals at super posh and ridiculously expensive places. >> These days I'm always just happy to be fed something reasonably edible >> at a reasonable price. I am a good cook and I get REALLY shitty if
we've paid top dollar for one or more dishes that is not beyond my
abilities to produce in my own kitchen.
I can still drive just fine (not to the pub - I don't drink and drive >>> - you
spill too much of it :-) )
LOL. We were supposed to be off ATM on one of our old car rallies in >> South Australia. I packed my husband off and so he's been reporting >> in each day on what has been happening at the rally. These particular >> cars are one of the top end British cars and went out of manufacture >> during the 60s so anyone who knows the marque is already long in the >> tooth and getting up there in years. Just yesterday my husband
commented on how many of these lovely old cars (which have no power
steering) are being wrangled by old chaps who can drive OK but then
get themselvss into mobility scooters to then get into the restaurant >> or vineyard tasting room or whichever other venue has been planned for >> th rally attendees.
I suspect in telling me this, he might be trying to figure out who
might next have a desirable car on the market for him to consider
buying........
so I can get anywhere, but I can't do anything
unaided when I get there - I need someone with a functional back who can
lift the scooter in and out of the car. Yep, mobility is very important.
Yep. At least these days their are those swing over, button operated >> roof racks that you can get to get your scooter/wheel onto the roof of >> the car.
Only if your country has incompetent importers/exporters and mobility service providers.
i'm a real rascal on my rascal mobility scooter
https://imgur.com/a/UXzxN8a
you're as fat as a hamburger patty
In article <uehequ$3hit2$1@dont-email.me>, gettingmoredelusionalbythedayistheforger@nutcasewannabeFran.com says...
i'm a real rascal on my rascal mobility scooter
On 21/09/2023 11:03 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 20/09/2023 7:12 pm, Bob Henson wrote:oh good now i need a construction crew with a boom truck to have a pee
Fran wrote:
On 19/09/2023 11:08 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 18/09/2023 10:14 am, % wrote:can't walk without'em
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 12:28 pm, % wrote:i've been on them since 2002
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 9:12 am, % wrote:idon't know if it does or not ,
vickiebee wrote:
% wrote:no pain i got stuff that knocks it right out ,
vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 15/09/2023 3:36 pm, vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 14/09/2023 5:17 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
On 1/09/2023 8:06 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
just because I foudn this this morning because I need >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> more sun~~~ I'm just home from the hospital, had emergency gall >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> bladder
and more sand and I know you like horses... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Darryl Braithwaite singing "The Horses" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnigc08J6FI >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
surgery, doing fine but still too sore to sit at my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> desktop. Am
saving email for later. Thanks for thinking of me. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tough
ol' bird
Ouch! Hang in there V. Hope you feel better soon. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thanks everybody, I'm still here, just having a tough >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> time
getting back
to 'normal.'
Well V, if it's any consolation, I too am currently >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> feeling
bloody ghastly. I ended up in the ER last Monday late in >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> the evening and have felt crapful ever since. They ruled >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> out a heart attack but had no idea what was wrong and >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ordered a mass of xrays to be done the next day and in the >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> mean time I took myself off to our preferred >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> physiotherapist and she tells me that the thoracic region >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> of my back feels like concrete. I've been feeling nauseous >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> and headachey as well as in pain.
I'm not up to doing much. We were due to set of for South >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Australia this morning but I've stayed home and sent my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> husband off and will see him in 10 days. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Aww Fran, I'm sorry to hear this. Here's hoping that you'll >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> feel better soon.
Thank s V. The exercises are helping as is sitting with sun >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> on my back knitting some socks for a friend. How are you >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> coming along?
I am slowly but surely returning to normal activities, have >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> sent everyone home and I'm taking care of myself... cooking, >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> laundry, etc. I just feel so weak and tired.
When my CB had thoracic back pain, his doctor would have him >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> do a series of exercises with heat therapy, every morning and >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> he would soon be good to go. I wish the same for you. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
i hate doing all my morning junk
So you too, huh? Just routine, or only when in pain? >>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
but i have some bends and stretches to do
But do they help? IMO, if they do helpt, then they are just like >>>>>>>>>>>> the rest of the stuff we've got to do like showering and putting >>>>>>>>>>>> on clothes etc
by the time i start doing it ,
the pain pills are working and i don't care
LOL. Having almost lived on pain pills for the last week, I hear >>>>>>>>>> ya....
Ouch.
IMO, being able to walk is one of THE most required activities to
live a
long and satisfying life. I'm very protective of my mobility.
Agreed wholeheartedly. My walking distance is down to just a few
yards now
and I hate not being able to get around. The mobility scooter helps, >>>>> but it
isn't the same. Only my many tablets make life tolerable (and/or
possible
at all.) I've spent half of the past few years in and out of hospital >>>>> with
a variety of problems, and I am getting pretty fed up with it. Still, so >>>>> long as I can get from the car to the pub it's worth hanging on a
while yet
:-)
You betcha!
Same applies to a hotel, for that matter - Sue got a gift voucher
from her
last employers when she left for a meal at a local hotel that we
couldn't
conceivably afford to even go in normally. We used that this week,
and that
cheered me up no end. If anyone has ever wondered how the other half >>>>> live,
I can vouch for the fact that they live *very* well indeed.
:-)) We can afford anywhere we choose to go, but IME, whether you get >>>> a top notch meal at a super expensive restaurant is very hit and miss. >>>> We've had some brilliant meals at some very 'iffy' places and some
very ordnindary meals at super posh and ridiculously expensive places. >>>> These days I'm always just happy to be fed something reasonably edible >>>> at a reasonable price. I am a good cook and I get REALLY shitty if
we've paid top dollar for one or more dishes that is not beyond my
abilities to produce in my own kitchen.
I can still drive just fine (not to the pub - I don't drink and drive >>>>> - you
spill too much of it :-) )
LOL. We were supposed to be off ATM on one of our old car rallies in
South Australia. I packed my husband off and so he's been reporting
in each day on what has been happening at the rally. These particular >>>> cars are one of the top end British cars and went out of manufacture
during the 60s so anyone who knows the marque is already long in the
tooth and getting up there in years. Just yesterday my husband
commented on how many of these lovely old cars (which have no power
steering) are being wrangled by old chaps who can drive OK but then
get themselvss into mobility scooters to then get into the restaurant
or vineyard tasting room or whichever other venue has been planned for >>>> th rally attendees.
I suspect in telling me this, he might be trying to figure out who
might next have a desirable car on the market for him to consider
buying........
so I can get anywhere, but I can't do anything
unaided when I get there - I need someone with a functional back who can >>>>> lift the scooter in and out of the car. Yep, mobility is very important. >>>>Yep. At least these days their are those swing over, button operated
roof racks that you can get to get your scooter/wheel onto the roof of >>>> the car.
Only if your country has incompetent importers/exporters and mobility
service providers.
https://imgur.com/a/UXzxN8a
% wrote:
In article <uehequ$3hit2$1...@dont-email.me>, gettingmoredelusiona...@nutcasewannabeFran.com says...
i'm a real rascal on my rascal mobility scooter
On 21/09/2023 11:03 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:Only if your country has incompetent importers/exporters and mobility
On 20/09/2023 7:12 pm, Bob Henson wrote:oh good now i need a construction crew with a boom truck to have a pee >>
Fran wrote:
On 19/09/2023 11:08 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 18/09/2023 10:14 am, % wrote:can't walk without'em
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 12:28 pm, % wrote:i've been on them since 2002
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 9:12 am, % wrote:idon't know if it does or not ,
vickiebee wrote:
% wrote:no pain i got stuff that knocks it right out ,
vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 15/09/2023 3:36 pm, vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 14/09/2023 5:17 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
On 1/09/2023 8:06 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
just because I foudn this this morning because I need~~~ I'm just home from the hospital, had emergency gall
more sun
and more sand and I know you like horses... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Darryl Braithwaite singing "The Horses" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnigc08J6FI >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
bladder
surgery, doing fine but still too sore to sit at my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> desktop. Am
saving email for later. Thanks for thinking of me. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tough
ol' bird
Ouch! Hang in there V. Hope you feel better soon. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thanks everybody, I'm still here, just having a tough >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> time
getting back
to 'normal.'
Well V, if it's any consolation, I too am currently >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> feeling
bloody ghastly. I ended up in the ER last Monday late in
the evening and have felt crapful ever since. They ruled
out a heart attack but had no idea what was wrong and >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ordered a mass of xrays to be done the next day and in the
mean time I took myself off to our preferred >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> physiotherapist and she tells me that the thoracic region
of my back feels like concrete. I've been feeling nauseous
and headachey as well as in pain.
I'm not up to doing much. We were due to set of for South
Australia this morning but I've stayed home and sent my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> husband off and will see him in 10 days. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Aww Fran, I'm sorry to hear this. Here's hoping that you'll
feel better soon.
Thank s V. The exercises are helping as is sitting with sun
on my back knitting some socks for a friend. How are you >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> coming along?
I am slowly but surely returning to normal activities, have >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> sent everyone home and I'm taking care of myself... cooking,
laundry, etc. I just feel so weak and tired. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
When my CB had thoracic back pain, his doctor would have him
do a series of exercises with heat therapy, every morning and
he would soon be good to go. I wish the same for you. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
i hate doing all my morning junk
So you too, huh? Just routine, or only when in pain? >>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
but i have some bends and stretches to do
But do they help? IMO, if they do helpt, then they are just like
the rest of the stuff we've got to do like showering and putting
on clothes etc
by the time i start doing it ,
the pain pills are working and i don't care
LOL. Having almost lived on pain pills for the last week, I hear >>>>>>>>>> ya....
Ouch.
IMO, being able to walk is one of THE most required activities to >>>>>> live a
long and satisfying life. I'm very protective of my mobility.
Agreed wholeheartedly. My walking distance is down to just a few
yards now
and I hate not being able to get around. The mobility scooter helps, >>>>> but it
isn't the same. Only my many tablets make life tolerable (and/or
possible
at all.) I've spent half of the past few years in and out of hospital >>>>> with
a variety of problems, and I am getting pretty fed up with it. Still, so
long as I can get from the car to the pub it's worth hanging on a >>>>> while yet
:-)
You betcha!
Same applies to a hotel, for that matter - Sue got a gift voucher >>>>> from her
last employers when she left for a meal at a local hotel that we
couldn't
conceivably afford to even go in normally. We used that this week, >>>>> and that
cheered me up no end. If anyone has ever wondered how the other half >>>>> live,
I can vouch for the fact that they live *very* well indeed.
:-)) We can afford anywhere we choose to go, but IME, whether you get >>>> a top notch meal at a super expensive restaurant is very hit and miss. >>>> We've had some brilliant meals at some very 'iffy' places and some
very ordnindary meals at super posh and ridiculously expensive places. >>>> These days I'm always just happy to be fed something reasonably edible >>>> at a reasonable price. I am a good cook and I get REALLY shitty if >>>> we've paid top dollar for one or more dishes that is not beyond my
abilities to produce in my own kitchen.
I can still drive just fine (not to the pub - I don't drink and drive >>>>> - you
spill too much of it :-) )
LOL. We were supposed to be off ATM on one of our old car rallies in >>>> South Australia. I packed my husband off and so he's been reporting >>>> in each day on what has been happening at the rally. These particular >>>> cars are one of the top end British cars and went out of manufacture >>>> during the 60s so anyone who knows the marque is already long in the >>>> tooth and getting up there in years. Just yesterday my husband
commented on how many of these lovely old cars (which have no power >>>> steering) are being wrangled by old chaps who can drive OK but then >>>> get themselvss into mobility scooters to then get into the restaurant >>>> or vineyard tasting room or whichever other venue has been planned for >>>> th rally attendees.
I suspect in telling me this, he might be trying to figure out who
might next have a desirable car on the market for him to consider
buying........
so I can get anywhere, but I can't do anything
unaided when I get there - I need someone with a functional back who can
lift the scooter in and out of the car. Yep, mobility is very important.
Yep. At least these days their are those swing over, button operated >>>> roof racks that you can get to get your scooter/wheel onto the roof of >>>> the car.
service providers.
https://imgur.com/a/UXzxN8a
and i'm a real idgit when i'm on a computer
In article <887113b0-b668-4cf3...@googlegroups.com>, golda...@gmail.com says...
On Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 11:25:11 AM UTC-7, % wrote:
In article <uehequ$3hit2$1...@dont-email.me>, gettingmoredelusiona...@nutcasewannabeFran.com says...
On 21/09/2023 11:03 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 20/09/2023 7:12 pm, Bob Henson wrote:oh good now i need a construction crew with a boom truck to have a pee
Fran wrote:
On 19/09/2023 11:08 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 18/09/2023 10:14 am, % wrote:can't walk without'em
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 12:28 pm, % wrote:i've been on them since 2002
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 9:12 am, % wrote:idon't know if it does or not ,
vickiebee wrote:
% wrote:no pain i got stuff that knocks it right out ,
vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 15/09/2023 3:36 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
On 14/09/2023 5:17 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
On 1/09/2023 8:06 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
just because I foudn this this morning because I need~~~ I'm just home from the hospital, had emergency gall
more sun
and more sand and I know you like horses... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Darryl Braithwaite singing "The Horses" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnigc08J6FI >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
bladder
surgery, doing fine but still too sore to sit at my
desktop. Am
saving email for later. Thanks for thinking of me.
Tough
ol' bird
Ouch! Hang in there V. Hope you feel better soon. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thanks everybody, I'm still here, just having a tough
time
getting back
to 'normal.'
Well V, if it's any consolation, I too am currently >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> feeling
bloody ghastly. I ended up in the ER last Monday late in
the evening and have felt crapful ever since. They ruled
out a heart attack but had no idea what was wrong and
ordered a mass of xrays to be done the next day and in the
mean time I took myself off to our preferred >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> physiotherapist and she tells me that the thoracic region
of my back feels like concrete. I've been feeling nauseous
and headachey as well as in pain.
I'm not up to doing much. We were due to set of for South
Australia this morning but I've stayed home and sent my
husband off and will see him in 10 days. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Aww Fran, I'm sorry to hear this. Here's hoping that you'll
feel better soon.
Thank s V. The exercises are helping as is sitting with sun
on my back knitting some socks for a friend. How are you
coming along?
I am slowly but surely returning to normal activities, have
sent everyone home and I'm taking care of myself... cooking,
laundry, etc. I just feel so weak and tired. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
When my CB had thoracic back pain, his doctor would have him
do a series of exercises with heat therapy, every morning and
he would soon be good to go. I wish the same for you. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
i hate doing all my morning junk
So you too, huh? Just routine, or only when in pain? >>>>>>>>>>>> v
but i have some bends and stretches to do
But do they help? IMO, if they do helpt, then they are just like
the rest of the stuff we've got to do like showering and putting
on clothes etc
by the time i start doing it ,
the pain pills are working and i don't care
LOL. Having almost lived on pain pills for the last week, I hear
ya....
Ouch.
IMO, being able to walk is one of THE most required activities to >>>> live a
long and satisfying life. I'm very protective of my mobility.
Agreed wholeheartedly. My walking distance is down to just a few >>> yards now
and I hate not being able to get around. The mobility scooter helps,
but it
isn't the same. Only my many tablets make life tolerable (and/or >>> possible
at all.) I've spent half of the past few years in and out of hospital
with
a variety of problems, and I am getting pretty fed up with it. Still, so
long as I can get from the car to the pub it's worth hanging on a >>> while yet
:-)
You betcha!
Same applies to a hotel, for that matter - Sue got a gift voucher >>> from her
last employers when she left for a meal at a local hotel that we >>> couldn't
conceivably afford to even go in normally. We used that this week, >>> and that
cheered me up no end. If anyone has ever wondered how the other half
live,
I can vouch for the fact that they live *very* well indeed.
:-)) We can afford anywhere we choose to go, but IME, whether you get
a top notch meal at a super expensive restaurant is very hit and miss.
We've had some brilliant meals at some very 'iffy' places and some >> very ordnindary meals at super posh and ridiculously expensive places.
These days I'm always just happy to be fed something reasonably edible
at a reasonable price. I am a good cook and I get REALLY shitty if >> we've paid top dollar for one or more dishes that is not beyond my >> abilities to produce in my own kitchen.
I can still drive just fine (not to the pub - I don't drink and drive
- you
spill too much of it :-) )
LOL. We were supposed to be off ATM on one of our old car rallies in
South Australia. I packed my husband off and so he's been reporting >> in each day on what has been happening at the rally. These particular
cars are one of the top end British cars and went out of manufacture
during the 60s so anyone who knows the marque is already long in the
tooth and getting up there in years. Just yesterday my husband
commented on how many of these lovely old cars (which have no power >> steering) are being wrangled by old chaps who can drive OK but then >> get themselvss into mobility scooters to then get into the restaurant
or vineyard tasting room or whichever other venue has been planned for
th rally attendees.
I suspect in telling me this, he might be trying to figure out who >> might next have a desirable car on the market for him to consider >> buying........
so I can get anywhere, but I can't do anything
unaided when I get there - I need someone with a functional back who can
lift the scooter in and out of the car. Yep, mobility is very important.
Yep. At least these days their are those swing over, button operated
roof racks that you can get to get your scooter/wheel onto the roof of
the car.
Only if your country has incompetent importers/exporters and mobility service providers.
i'm a real rascal on my rascal mobility scooter
https://imgur.com/a/UXzxN8a
you're as fat as a hamburger patty
just don't call me fat dave, i hate that name
On Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 2:24:28 PM UTC-7, % wrote:someone to need help to feel like my life has value, that would be kinda wrong i think!!!)
% wrote:
In article <uehequ$3hit2$1...@dont-email.me>, gettingmoredelusiona...@nutcasewannabeFran.com says...and i'm a real idgit when i'm on a computer
i'm a real rascal on my rascal mobility scooter
On 21/09/2023 11:03 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:Only if your country has incompetent importers/exporters and mobility
On 20/09/2023 7:12 pm, Bob Henson wrote:oh good now i need a construction crew with a boom truck to have a pee >>>>
Fran wrote:
On 19/09/2023 11:08 am, % wrote:
Fran wrote:
On 18/09/2023 10:14 am, % wrote:can't walk without'em
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 12:28 pm, % wrote:i've been on them since 2002
Fran wrote:
On 17/09/2023 9:12 am, % wrote:idon't know if it does or not ,
vickiebee wrote:
% wrote:no pain i got stuff that knocks it right out ,
vickiebee wrote:~~~
Fran wrote:
On 15/09/2023 3:36 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
On 14/09/2023 5:17 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
On 1/09/2023 8:06 pm, vickiebee wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fran wrote:~~~
just because I foudn this this morning because I need >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> more sun~~~ I'm just home from the hospital, had emergency gall
and more sand and I know you like horses... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Darryl Braithwaite singing "The Horses" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnigc08J6FI >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
bladder
surgery, doing fine but still too sore to sit at my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> desktop. Am
saving email for later. Thanks for thinking of me. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tough
ol' bird
Ouch! Hang in there V. Hope you feel better soon. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thanks everybody, I'm still here, just having a tough >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> time
getting back
to 'normal.'
Well V, if it's any consolation, I too am currently >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> feeling
bloody ghastly. I ended up in the ER last Monday late in >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> the evening and have felt crapful ever since. They ruled >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> out a heart attack but had no idea what was wrong and >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ordered a mass of xrays to be done the next day and in the
mean time I took myself off to our preferred >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> physiotherapist and she tells me that the thoracic region >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> of my back feels like concrete. I've been feeling nauseous
and headachey as well as in pain.
I'm not up to doing much. We were due to set of for South
Australia this morning but I've stayed home and sent my >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> husband off and will see him in 10 days. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Aww Fran, I'm sorry to hear this. Here's hoping that you'll
feel better soon.
Thank s V. The exercises are helping as is sitting with sun
on my back knitting some socks for a friend. How are you >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> coming along?
I am slowly but surely returning to normal activities, have >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> sent everyone home and I'm taking care of myself... cooking, >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> laundry, etc. I just feel so weak and tired. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
When my CB had thoracic back pain, his doctor would have him >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> do a series of exercises with heat therapy, every morning and
he would soon be good to go. I wish the same for you. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
i hate doing all my morning junk
So you too, huh? Just routine, or only when in pain? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> v
but i have some bends and stretches to do
But do they help? IMO, if they do helpt, then they are just like
the rest of the stuff we've got to do like showering and putting >>>>>>>>>>>>>> on clothes etc
by the time i start doing it ,
the pain pills are working and i don't care
LOL. Having almost lived on pain pills for the last week, I hear >>>>>>>>>>>> ya....
Ouch.
IMO, being able to walk is one of THE most required activities to >>>>>>>> live a
long and satisfying life. I'm very protective of my mobility.
Agreed wholeheartedly. My walking distance is down to just a few >>>>>>> yards now
and I hate not being able to get around. The mobility scooter helps, >>>>>>> but it
isn't the same. Only my many tablets make life tolerable (and/or >>>>>>> possible
at all.) I've spent half of the past few years in and out of hospital >>>>>>> with
a variety of problems, and I am getting pretty fed up with it. Still, so
long as I can get from the car to the pub it's worth hanging on a >>>>>>> while yet
:-)
You betcha!
Same applies to a hotel, for that matter - Sue got a gift voucher >>>>>>> from her
last employers when she left for a meal at a local hotel that we >>>>>>> couldn't
conceivably afford to even go in normally. We used that this week, >>>>>>> and that
cheered me up no end. If anyone has ever wondered how the other half >>>>>>> live,
I can vouch for the fact that they live *very* well indeed.
:-)) We can afford anywhere we choose to go, but IME, whether you get >>>>>> a top notch meal at a super expensive restaurant is very hit and miss. >>>>>> We've had some brilliant meals at some very 'iffy' places and some >>>>>> very ordnindary meals at super posh and ridiculously expensive places. >>>>>> These days I'm always just happy to be fed something reasonably edible >>>>>> at a reasonable price. I am a good cook and I get REALLY shitty if >>>>>> we've paid top dollar for one or more dishes that is not beyond my >>>>>> abilities to produce in my own kitchen.
I can still drive just fine (not to the pub - I don't drink and drive >>>>>>> - you
spill too much of it :-) )
LOL. We were supposed to be off ATM on one of our old car rallies in >>>>>> South Australia. I packed my husband off and so he's been reporting >>>>>> in each day on what has been happening at the rally. These particular >>>>>> cars are one of the top end British cars and went out of manufacture >>>>>> during the 60s so anyone who knows the marque is already long in the >>>>>> tooth and getting up there in years. Just yesterday my husband
commented on how many of these lovely old cars (which have no power >>>>>> steering) are being wrangled by old chaps who can drive OK but then >>>>>> get themselvss into mobility scooters to then get into the restaurant >>>>>> or vineyard tasting room or whichever other venue has been planned for >>>>>> th rally attendees.
I suspect in telling me this, he might be trying to figure out who >>>>>> might next have a desirable car on the market for him to consider
buying........
so I can get anywhere, but I can't do anything
unaided when I get there - I need someone with a functional back who can
lift the scooter in and out of the car. Yep, mobility is very important.
Yep. At least these days their are those swing over, button operated >>>>>> roof racks that you can get to get your scooter/wheel onto the roof of >>>>>> the car.
service providers.
https://imgur.com/a/UXzxN8a
i think you're okay.... i speak in a computer lingo, a kind of baby talk i don't think i could muster aloud, unless say it just looked like it was warranted (nothing wrong with that, either, it's only to help...not that i have this deep-seated need for
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