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11/11/11 EPIC IV
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So, so, so glad you hear you are doing better.
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#24 |
Postwhore
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They removed the hardware from my dad's back about a year later, when the broken bones were healed. Will they get yours out too?
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Dear Lord, Thank You.
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My buddy had a rod pulled out of his hip that they put in there a lot of years ago, he was in a car wreck. The rod started working it's way out of the bone and it was killing him. I think that "put metal in and take it back out" stuff is a thing of the past. Only reason I think that is because I work construction and guys get hurt bad all the time, be it at work, home, or out drinking. I just never hear about docs putting metal in and taking it back out anymore. When I was at my appointment Thursday I saw a whole bunch of models with bone repair hardware screwed on it. I was pretty impressed at all the stuff and all of it was permanent. I know they sometimes do the "halo" thing when breaks are so severe that they have to build a framework outside the body and a guy has to lay strung up in a hospital bed for months. |
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#26 |
Postwhore
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5 to 6 years isn't that long ago.
My dad has the hardware on a stand now, showing it in the living room, makes a nice conversation piece whenever someone visits my parents for the first time.
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#27 |
Juat Passin' Thru
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#28 |
BR549
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