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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 1:45 pm
by jonbailey19808
Sorry to hear that blues!

ouch!

Well i sold my long time beginners GZ250 sat morning and Sat afternoon i bought home and new M50 in blue with 2 miles on it.

Oh my gosh is there a power difference

Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 4:18 pm
by flw

I was in a collision and I got a couple of fractured ribs....and then all the muscles in the surrounding areas started tightening up to the point where it hurts like heck.

I am starting treatment now so I hope to fee l some improvement soon.

Thanks for asking. :)
I've broken some bones before but not any ribs. How long do fractured ribs only generally take to heal so you can do basic or light activities, not riding?

Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 4:41 pm
by blues2cruise
jonbailey19808 wrote:Sorry to hear that blues!

ouch!

Well i sold my long time beginners GZ250 sat morning and Sat afternoon i bought home and new M50 in blue with 2 miles on it.

Oh my gosh is there a power difference
Welcome to the world of cruisers. :)

Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 4:49 pm
by blues2cruise
flw wrote:

I was in a collision and I got a couple of fractured ribs....and then all the muscles in the surrounding areas started tightening up to the point where it hurts like heck.

I am starting treatment now so I hope to fee l some improvement soon.

Thanks for asking. :)
I've broken some bones before but not any ribs. How long do fractured ribs only generally take to heal so you can do basic or light activities, not riding?
From day 1 you can go for short walks...and I do mean short....forget about doing up shoe laces for a couple of weeks....and even now at a month it is still difficult.
You can do simple things right away if it didn't require bending, lifting, twisting, or lifting your hands up higher than your shoulders.
Simple things like washing dishes were ok because it could be done standing and it wasn't heavy.

It is now a month and I can do simple things so long as I don't lift anything over 5 pounds.

It is supposedly 6 weeks for the bones and then up to 3 months for the rest to feel better.

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 1:22 am
by jonbailey19808
Well, how did the long weekend go? Blues are you feeling any better?


NightNurse did you have any kind of fun on the air mattress, i mean did it feel ok on your back?(gosh)

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 6:46 am
by NightNurse
We had a great time camping!! Actually used the air mattress to float around the river on LOL! I dont own a boat, so it was the best we could too. Trashy eh' ;)? My back hurt, but the boyfriend did most the work of setting up and carrying things. I got to relax, drink beer, and enjoy the weather!

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 7:06 am
by blues2cruise
jonbailey19808 wrote:Well, how did the long weekend go? Blues are you feeling any better?
My chest pains are gone. So that is a major improvement. Now if my shoulder and side would calm down....

The weekend was actually ok....for the most part....whiny child in the car on the way up. :roll: (My sister's)
Whiny child for most of 2 days.....gawwddd he became a real mama's boy.

On the plus side, my brother barbecued a moose roast one day...very tender and tasty. The graduation ceremony was good and I got to play at my hobby of photography. :mrgreen:

Now I have the gargantuan task of sorting and processing the photos on to CD's.

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 9:57 am
by jstark47
blues2cruise wrote:My chest pains are gone. So that is a major improvement.
Good, start shopping for your plane ticket!!! :mrgreen:

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 10:23 am
by blues2cruise
jstark47 wrote:
blues2cruise wrote:My chest pains are gone. So that is a major improvement.
Good, start shopping for your plane ticket!!! :mrgreen:
Funny you should mention that....I was online looking up flight info....there are lots and lots and lots of flights available. I'll know more next week.

Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 12:57 pm
by jonbailey19808
Floating around on an air matress.......gesh...never would of thought of that.

Glad you had fun. Must of been nice to blow off some steam.