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Carl - If you think there's a problem where you could make a difference then join a hospital's board of governors (made up of a mix of folk), there you could get the issue on the agenda and try to get changes made for the better. Though bear in mind NHS budget & resources isn''t infinite and along the way people have make difficult decisions because of that reality, like a person trying to provide for their family with a few quid in their pocket - choice is do you buy baccy or a lump of cheese...

Council of Governors example > https://www.uclh.nhs.uk/aboutus/FT/GB/Pages/Home.aspx

Our Council of Governors, which is chaired by the trust’s chairman, is made up of 23 elected governors (four public; 13 UCLH patients; one carer of a patient and six staff) and 10 appointed governors from partner organisations representing our key stakeholders.

Sorry Mac - that's me over & out in your thread. Let normal service resume.

mate, I hope it comes good quick smart.

I'll see what I can add to the Jokes thread to tide you over

thats a bugger for you mac .... you have already had so much time off there must be very few jobs that you have left that need doing.

so why not go round to Carls and fix his bike

AMCQ46 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 13, 2018 8:08 pm thats a bugger for you mac .... you have already had so much time off there must be very few jobs that you have left that need doing.

so why not go round to Carls and fix his bike

I wish Al, havent excatly got full range of movement yet...prob only 30% & thats with what they call 'assisted movement' ie you use the other arm to move it, so your not useing the muscels in the effected arm...Still bloody hurts tho...but then they did slice through the muscel to get to the bone to plate it...

Another visit to the physioterorist today.

Slowly getting a bit more movement, given a couple more ex's to do at home, range is improving just not as fast as I would like.

Still a long way off getting on me bike. *

Arm tends to 'lock' up with cramp if in same position for any lenght of time.

Another sesh in two weeks... Thurs of the Wales weekend...


*First ride will have to be Custard to the MOT...Run out 5/8....

Not looking too good for first ride on red 633 to Wales unless a miracle happens.I feel for you mate.

I'm sorry to hear things are not mending as quickly as you'd like Mac. I know what it's like to have to miss out on things like this up and coming meeting, I feel for you mate,

Chris.

sirch345 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 03, 2018 11:34 am I'm sorry to hear things are not mending as quickly as you'd like Mac. I know what it's like to have to miss out on things like this up and coming meeting, I feel for you mate,

Chris.

I'm working on it but it's doubtfull i'll be riding...

I've sat on a bike a few times, even this morn but after just a few secs I can feel it pulling & starting to ache, no way could I ride for any lengh of time without being in pain.

Being me right arm it's not like I can rest it whilst riding either...

You shouldn’t be doing that when you’re riding..... No , wait, you already have


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Pete.L wrote: ↑Mon Sep 03, 2018 7:23 pm You shouldn’t be doing that when you’re riding..... No , wait, you already have


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you just know he will be arrested for that

So pulled a few Storms out of the cave today to do a few bits n bob's.

Sat on Custard, started it up for the first time since the post off ride home...

Took a few moments of turning over before it fired up but soon setteled to a nice smooth tick over...

Better news is that sitting on it now I dont have to make brmm brmm noises...

No better news is, it wasn't as sore to sit & reach forward, not perfect but deff an improvement...

Pyhis on Thurs...

sounds like progress ... does w@nking count as physio?

Nah!
That’s not going to help him lift his arm above his navel let alone his head


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So cruel.......

Good to hear your on the mend mate :-) seems to take longer each time