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Joseph Corsinita
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Joined: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:32 pm

Back Home from Hospital

Post by Joseph Corsinita »

Hi everyone
 I back home with a new Titanium back and a rebuilt shoulder
i still fill like crap but I'm home, i hope a can go to the  MicroSouth 2004
on March 26 & 27 and meet some of you.
http://hometown.aol.com/wfpaul1/myhomepage/auto.html
    Jose
Tampa, FL
dealadayray
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Joined: Sun Aug 18, 2002 12:08 am

Re: Back Home from Hospital

Post by dealadayray »

Hi Jose:
Something to look forward to....
I know what you mean.  I have a few studs in my shoulder, pins in my legs and staples in both wrists that can tell me when the clouds are near by.   And it will be the same for some time to come.  In fact they say that when your cremated these parts will still be usable.
Bill
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> Subject:
> [anzhonda600owners] Back
> Home from Hospital
>  Hi everyone
>  I back home with a new
> Titanium back and a rebuilt shoulder
> i still fill like crap but I'm home,
> i hope a can go to the
> MicroSouth
> 2004
> on March 26 & 27 and meet some of you.
> http://hometown.aol.com/wfpaul1/myhomepage/auto.html
>     Jose
> Tampa, FL
Joseph Corsinita
Posts: 14
Joined: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:32 pm

Re: Back Home from Hospital

Post by Joseph Corsinita »

Hi Bill
That is funny, I fill like a weather station 2 cold fronts wen by send Monday
and I felt like I whose been crush, is a pain that not even the pain pills can
relive. I hope it gets better.
  Jose
billmyong@... writes:
> Hi Jose:
Something to look forward to....
I know what you mean.  I have a few studs in my shoulder, pins in my legs and staples in both wrists that can tell me when the clouds are near by.   And it will be the same for some time to come.  In fact they say that when your cremated these parts will still be usable.
Bill
timk11
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Joined: Sun Mar 03, 2002 10:01 am

Re: Back Home from Hospital

Post by timk11 »

I had a knee replaced in August.  Worst pain I ever encountered.  That was then.  Now I zip around like a kid.  I work out with weights and walk at 4.4 mph on a treadmill for 30 minutes three days a week.  I still have some weather forecasting pain but it is nothing like it was before the replacement.  I drive my manual shift cars and crawl around, under, in and out of cars with ease again.  Do the therapy.  Do all of it and then do a little more than they say for you to.  It pays dividends in a few months and the pain does go away.  I remember I hurt but have forgotten the actual pain.  The mind is a wonderful thing.  It forgets what it needs to.
Tim
Joseph Corsinita
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Re: Back Home from Hospital

Post by Joseph Corsinita »

Hi Tim
 I will do, Thank you for your advice, I really appreciated.
  Jose
timk11@... writes:
> I had a knee replaced in August.  Worst pain I ever encountered.  That was then.  Now I zip around like a kid.  I work out with weights and walk at 4.4 mph on a treadmill for 30 minutes three days a week.  I still have some weather forecasting pain but it is nothing like it was before the replacement.  I drive my manual shift cars and crawl around, under, in and out of cars with ease again.  Do the therapy.  Do all of it and then do a little more than they say for you to.  It pays dividends in a few months and the pain does go away.  I remember I hurt but have forgotten the actual pain.  The mind is a wonderful thing.  It forgets what it needs to.
> Tim
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