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awhitster

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I'm bummed. Tuesday I threw my back out. I was going to go to Nevada for 4 days to see my kids. Now I am flat on my back with a pinched nerve. What a way to spend a vacation.
 
Aah, you mean your PC is suspended from the ceiling.:rofl:
Jokin' apart, yeah that must be agony as well in more ways than one.
Sorry to hear about your misfortune awhitster, hope you get it sorted out soon.
 
Take pain killers and get up and around (if you can). Studies have shown people who do nothing with back problems tend to recover slower.
 
I know what you are talking about. I went on vacation about a week ago. I even hiked up to about 12,000 ft.in the mountians. Came home took a shower and was getting dressed and out it went. And down I went. It has been about a week now and I am just starting to get around. Wish you all the luck in a fast recovery. Joe
 
Maybe now Rosco won't loose the mercs 2 feet away from him now that you arn't there. :rofl:

Just kidding, I hope this passes quick and you can enjoy your vacation.
 
Get well soon . We need you on the circuit.:detecting:
 
Sorry to hear pal, get well soon.
 
It could be worse I suppose. You could have broken your sniper coil and not had John around to mend it. Hope you feel better soon and don't overdo it your first time out.

Best,
Chris
 
Thankns for all the kind:rofl: notes. It's either the drugs or it is feeling a little better.
 
It's the drugs. Listen closely to them. :rofl: I've been on double-strength Vicodin for twenty years for my wrecked back.

Bill
 
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