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Totals

coinhog

New member
Went through my notebook on totals found and thought it would be interesting to share it,,
When I got back in the hobby last year around April,, I wasent writing down totals,, wish I had,, so it only starts from August of 08

August 08 (519) 1 Large cent 1854 1 Ring
September (320) 1 merc 2 silver rosies 9 wheats
October (277) 1 Large cent 1820 1 V nickle
November (1:geek: (took time out for deer season
January 09 (41) All Clad
Feb 09 (472) 1 class ring,, I silver medallion (returned to owner) 1 IH 1901 1 seroity
necklace 3 wheats
March and counting (29:geek: 4 wheats 1 silver quarter, 1 large cent,, no date to corroded 1 IH 1903 , 1 silver foreign coin, 1863

on a side note, for two years I had complained about weird sensations in my lower legs and face,, muscle spasms,, uinable to tell difference between hot and cold,, we would try to go fishing and I found I had to keep a blanket over my legs to keep them warm,, if its below 50 degreesout,, I cant go out without putting long johns and two pair of socks on,, doctor after doctor,, neuros after neuros,, all told me it was my back,, it wasent until a bright young neuro took a biopsy of my lower leg did we find a answer,, its periphal nerve damage,, and i;m not diabetic,, they diagnosed me with a autoimmune disease thats destroying the nerves in my legs and face,, so it will probably be only a matter of time before I either end up in a wheelchair or they put me on heavy doses of immunosuppresents to slow down the assult my immune system which is attacking my body,,which is bad for me since I have a immune deficiency,, and the drugs will open me back up to more infections,, which I have had many,, 5 sinus surgerys,in 2 years, all of which revealed a fungal infection,, which i still take meds for, its getting harder to go metal detecting,, and I will miss it horribly,, I go out in a field and pretty much stagger around on legs that dont work right anymore. s ometimes I cant feel the pedals in the car,, and I guess its only a matter of time before they take my drivers license also,, and the sad part is they all think I can go back to my job as a electrician,, thats the biggest stressor,, hardly able to walk,, feel ing like I let my family down, and not knowing what the future will hold,, its scary,, sorry for the rant,,but i;ll keep detecting until i either cant walk,, or I f igure out a way to do it from a wheelchair,, for goodness sakes,, I;m only 53 sigh
 
Coinnut, a bunch of nice saves. Man, I am really sorry to hear about your nerve damage. You are right, that is a real bummer, regardless of age. Hang in there, though, with everything going on in medicine today, who knows what they may discover tomorrow. Best of luck and HH jim tn
 
I'm so sorry to hear about you're health.Wish I could do or say to make things right for ya..I'll keep you in thought and prayer coinhog,You just keep hunting and posting those great finds
Pat
 
jim tn said:
Coinnut, a bunch of nice saves. Man, I am really sorry to hear about your nerve damage. You are right, that is a real bummer, regardless of age. Hang in there, though, with everything going on in medicine today, who knows what they may discover tomorrow. Best of luck and HH jim tn

Actually he's Coinhog. But I (coinnut) think you should Google that info, until you find every hospital and research center and doctor that deals with that condition. Then see if any of the will take your insurance or do a trial study on you. I would not give in to that. Technology is moving much faster than your local doctors and hospitals are. Somewhere out there is a doctor that may help you. I wish you luck in finding them. There was a TV show (I can't remember it's name), that showed the most unusual conditions going on for years, before someone actually found out what would help. I can't imagine not being able to detect. I hope my mind goes before that, then it wouldn't bother me. I wish you good luck and the strength to conquer this condition. Will be thinking of you. George
 
Good luck Coinhog, I am the same age and I know how fortunate I have been. I hope you can find someone that can help you and I hope you detect for a looooooong time to come.
 
Talk about bad luck ..
Sorry to hear of your predicament.
Hope something can be done soon to help you.
 
Sorry to hear it bud. I know where you're coming from. My wife was struck down with MS years ago and has been a bed-ridden quadriplegic for some years now. Lets hope they can stall the advance of your problem and give you a few more years of mobility.

Bill
 
Hey bud I know the feeling. I have sarcoidosis an autoimmune disorder and it gets harder every day. I have to just MAKE myself get out and go and many days I just can't. I get down on my knees to dig, then I can't get back up. Sometimes I just lay on my side to dig the target as it feels best that way. Then I am always so very sore and stiff for days. I do take lots of medicines to help some of the side affects including in intravenous drip every month but it's still hard. Just keep pushing yourself to do what you love. It makes us happy. Hey you get some wonderful finds. I don't get much. Me and my friend went yesterday to a house over 100 years old and suppose to be built in a small CS camp and the battle took place right across the road. We didn't find anything. We had a great day but was a little disappointed since the house was so old and so much history. To our knowledge no one else has every hunted it. Oh well enjoying the sunshine, the wonderful fresh air. laying on the ground and can't get up and the wonderful presence of a very good friend makes it worth it all. Ain't that right???? tek
 
Thank you for all your heartfelt replies, todays a bad one,, hard to go outside,,seems to affect my eyesight, got out a bit yesterday,, only found a few before I had to come home,, my wife had to drive,, my legs were pretty useless, know the feeling of having to get down on your knees and foce yourself back up,, every day is a challenge and seems to bring more symptoms, called the neuro but she never called back,, probably tomorrow,, I;m about maxed out on the meds they can give me for the neuropathy,, sarcoid was looked into when i first started getting sick,, but that was ruled out,, I dont see to many more hunts in my future,, its just getting to hard to do it,, God I;ll miss it,, SIGH,, then again,, I guess I;ll just have to FORCE myself to do it,, even if its only for a hour
 
You may have to get you one of those remote control metal detectors on youtube and let it do all the work and just dig when it gets a signal.
 
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