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    melensdad

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    Can you still move it?

    I messed up my left bicep by my elbow about 5 years ago. I could feel it pull when it happened, but it didn't actually tear. I forget what fancy word they gave for it, but it meant that it hurt like hell and took more than 6 months to heal. I pretty much couldn't use my arm for the first four.
    Yes, I can move it. I was told by several people who work with athletes that it is technically a micro-tear. And they agreed that 6 months is the likely healing time.

    My range of motion has improved. My pain levels have decreased. But it still hurts, especially if I extend my arm up or out at/from the shoulder.

    I have pain in multiple places. Right elbow, even when my arm is at rest. Right bicep, mostly when I try to lift anything. Right shoulder/neck/shoulder blade whenever I try to lift my arm at shoulder level or higher.

    It has been 2 months, It is improving, but damn :fogey:
     

    KLB

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    Yes, I can move it. I was told by several people who work with athletes that it is technically a micro-tear. And they agreed that 6 months is the likely healing time.

    My range of motion has improved. My pain levels have decreased. But it still hurts, especially if I extend my arm up or out at/from the shoulder.

    I have pain in multiple places. Right elbow, even when my arm is at rest. Right bicep, mostly when I try to lift anything. Right shoulder/neck/shoulder blade whenever I try to lift my arm at shoulder level or higher.

    It has been 2 months, It is improving, but damn :fogey:
    Oh yeah. Healing's a bitch and you're even older than I am.
     

    jedi

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    Yes, I can move it. I was told by several people who work with athletes that it is technically a micro-tear. And they agreed that 6 months is the likely healing time.

    My range of motion has improved. My pain levels have decreased. But it still hurts, especially if I extend my arm up or out at/from the shoulder.

    I have pain in multiple places. Right elbow, even when my arm is at rest. Right bicep, mostly when I try to lift anything. Right shoulder/neck/shoulder blade whenever I try to lift my arm at shoulder level or higher.

    It has been 2 months, It is improving, but damn :fogey:
    If u like da raccoons can just put u out of your misery.

    No more pain
    No more nwi smells
    no more biden
    No more....



    ;)
     

    actaeon277

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    Then I go to Restaurant Depot in Griffith because we need more measuring pourers, and they want this long form filled out to use a business check, with my social security number.
    Geez.
    It's a FOUR DOLLAR purchase.
    No!


    Used my damn debit card
    :xmad:
     

    cg21

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    Thanks to @CTC B4Z snd @KLB, I bought an ego 56v string trimmer, that’s a baaaad dude there. My old ryobi gas was getting tired and I was more than tired of pulling the string like a retarded monkey trying to start it every time.
    Wait until you try the chainsaw…. I’ve done some jobs with mine I feel needs to go into their marketing. Good blade and fresh battery it will go threw just about anything. Obviously it isn’t commercial or little house on the prairie rated but for occasional use it is great.
     

    cg21

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    Haven’t been in Blythes out there for years since every time I happen to be near it is Sunday…. Lol the hours tricked me 2x now I know
     

    Bugzilla

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    Haven’t been in Blythes out there for years since every time I happen to be near it is Sunday…. Lol the hours tricked me 2x now I know
    Dad bought me my first firearm from Blythes, a Remington bolt action 22 short, long, long rifle. Still have it. Remember going there growing up and drooling like a kid in a candy store.
     

    KLB

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    Wait until you try the chainsaw…. I’ve done some jobs with mine I feel needs to go into their marketing. Good blade and fresh battery it will go threw just about anything. Obviously it isn’t commercial or little house on the prairie rated but for occasional use it is great.
    I have one and agree totally. Mine gets used mostly for cutting fence posts and an occasional 4x4
     
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