I'm still alive!!

[Andrew]

Hang in there old friend.  I'd say that pain is just weakness leaving the body, but in your case it is more like muscles and tendons being forced back into action after suffering the indignity of surgery.  It was for the best, but your nerve endings don't understand that.

Here's to a speedy return, and your ability to correctly dance the Y.M.C.A.

[Trevor]

Woulda been cool if they coulda done some Six Million Dollar Man kinda deal ....!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HofoK_QQxGc

That way you coulda beat the sh!t outta Bigfoot or ran in slow mo-!

 

Cue Richard Anderson voice over:


Trekgeezer............. all around good guy and friend.

Star Trek fan.

Gentlemen, we can rebuild him.

We have the technology to build the world's first Trek-onic man.

Trekgeezer will be that man.

Better than he was before.

Faster, stronger........


Get well soon, buddy! 

[trekgeezer]

Here's to a speedy return, and your ability to correctly dance the Y.M.C.A.

Maybe that's what the doc was checking the other day. I asked if he saw the PT guys notes that said I was having an excellent recovery.  He says "Ill have to check those on the computer, but I can tell how you're doing."  He then proceeds to lift my arm, bend my elbow, and twist it a bit.  He then pronounced that I was doing really well.  (I'm  assuming he said that because I didn't scream bloody murder at the top of my lungs.)

[Allhallowsday]

Welcome back, Trekgeezer, glad to hear your surgery went well.  Here's to a speedy recovery. 
    

[Trevor]

Here's to a speedy return, and your ability to correctly dance the Y.M.C.A.

He then pronounced that I was doing really well.  (I'm  assuming he said that because I didn't scream bloody murder at the top of my lungs.)

That reminds me of the idiot nurse who bled me last year in September when I went to donate blood. She saw that my blood wasn't flowing correctly, grabbed my arm, forced it upright. She forgot about the needle in my arm, by the way......