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[mlcor]

While I thorougly enjoyed what I was given after my surgery, I made sure to get off of the heavy duty pain meds as quickly as I could. It was a fun couple of trippy days but I wouldn't want to do that forever. If you can control the pain with Tylenol then that is the way to go. You'll want to avoid alcohol if you're using Tylenol as they both work on the liver. Happy healing.

I'm the opposite--I hated that fuzzy feeling from the pain meds after my ACL replacement. I got yelled at repeatedly by the PT folks, basically saying that for the first few weeks they couldn't do what they needed to do unless I took them before sessions. So I took them only before PT, for the first few weeks, then switched to ibuprofen. I'd make a terrible addict...

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[skywatch]

I'm the opposite--I hated that fuzzy feeling from the pain meds after my ACL replacement. I got yelled at repeatedly by the PT folks, basically saying that for the first few weeks they couldn't do what they needed to do unless I took them before sessions. So I took them only before PT, for the first few weeks, then switched to ibuprofen. I'd make a terrible addict...

I had the same problem after my hand surgeries. I would not be good candidate for opioids addiction - the oxycodone just made me feel sick and sleepy, and it didn't stop the phantom nerve pain. Then, after a subsequent week in the hospital with a post-op infection they had me on a voluntary morphine IV drip and I pushed it only when I desperately needed it. Even after that, I couldn't poop for 4 days.

[watchdaddy1]

Life must move on still ...1500 sq ft today



I Love you all.

I hope your ALL doing well as can be thru this stuff. Please stay safe & healthy



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[watchdaddy1]

Hope everyone is doing well. I ditched the pain meds on Friday, doing well in recovery so far.

I'm still enjoying the new arrival, great fit and love the blued hands and markers.



-- Wayne

Everything ok Wayne ?

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[mlcor]

Life must move on still



I Love you all.

I hope your ALL doing well as can be thru this stuff. Please stay safe & healthy



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Right back at you, William.


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[WWII70]

Wore this yesterday and starting today with it. Mako






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First, this for a hike and a soak in the hot tub

and now this



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[gnuyork]

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I know I've said it a time or two before... but damn that's a nice looking watch.

[skriefal]

I have a Timex "smart" watch arriving in a couple days. Don't worry - it's destined for the "other" wrist (like a fitness band). Until then I'm giving the "40mm" Speedmaster Racing some wrist time. Too many air quotes in this post.

[hayday]

I had the same problem after my hand surgeries. I would not be good candidate for opioids addiction - the oxycodone just made me feel sick and sleepy, and it didn't stop the phantom nerve pain. Then, after a subsequent week in the hospital with a post-op infection they had me on a voluntary morphine IV drip and I pushed it only when I desperately needed it. Even after that, I couldn't poop for 4 days.

I wasted a couple of days with Vicodin; it was useless and just made me sweaty. Dilaudid, on the other hand, made the world, and the furniture, a friendlier place. Like I said, I enjoyed it for a couple of days but I was NOT going to get addicted so I nixed the opioids pretty quickly. And yeah, the constipation was dreadful!