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  • Just what i needed,A hernia

    This will make number 3 in my life and its the same side i had repaired back in 89.This blows
    Bob

  • #2
    Originally posted by KG4 View Post
    This will make number 3 in my life and its the same side i had repaired back in 89.This blows
    http://www.hydroracer.net/forums/sho...ghlight=hernia

    Hey Bob,

    Welcome to the club I also seem to be a life long member since Im already having problems with the operation I just had last September 08 not even a year At least yours lasted more then 10 months before folding up **** patch! there are tons of law suits over the different patches that never seem to stay in place or hold your guts from falling back out.

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    • #3
      Back in high school, I was able to take my Speedifour out of the trunk and carry it down the beach and place it on the transom of my E Mod boat by myself. At a AOMC meet in Constantine meet a few years ago, I popped a hernia carrying a Lightfour down to the boat. How age creeps up on you.
      Ye Olde Desert Geezer Al

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      • #4
        Been there

        Had a double hernia two years ago. Waited until the summer was over to have it repaired, because I wanted to run the old race motors. Just lift carefully. It can be done.



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        • #5
          [QUOTE=oldracer;133435]Back in high school, I was able to take my Speedifour out of the trunk and carry it down the beach and place it on the transom of my E Mod boat by myself. At a AOMC meet in Constantine meet a few years ago, I popped a hernia carrying a Lightfour down to the boat. How age creeps up on you.
          Ye Olde Desert Geezer Al [
          /QUOTE] I can sympathize Al, Also used to be exceptionally strong. I used to set a '59 OMC 40 on the edge of the dock, stand balanced in my aluminum boat & lift & set it gently-arms extended.. by the back hood handle & front handle with ease. Then put it back when done so the wakes would'nt flip the boat. At 54 still sorta strong but pain/stiffness sure puts a damper on it. LoLs
          Team Tower

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          • #6
            thought I had a hernia once . . .

            The Doc sez, "Good news! You don't have a hernia. Bad news! You don't have a hernia, you have a Painful Groin Muscle Pull." The bad news part was he couldn't do squat for me, I just had to move slow and easy and wince a lot for several months until the PGMP went away.

            Hernia, groin muscle, no matter - both suck. Hope you get it fixed right.
            carpetbagger

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            • #7
              Bob

              The medical side of me wants to say: Take care of you, be sure you give the repair time to heal, don't compromise it by doing too much too soon. You'll be back racing soon enough.

              Hopefully some of the new products and techniques they have out will give you a much better result this time.




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              • #8
                Cool Thing Today...

                I had my second hernia surgery a year ago last April. New Super Glue instead of stitches...Up and going in one or two days...Still get some pain when I lift a V-6 Mercury powerhead....but recovery is quite fast compared to the first one 10-12 years ago...

                I was so stupid on the first hernia....I didn't know what it was..I thought a hernia was somewhere else!

                Get it fixed!

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                • #9
                  Thanks for the kind words guys,I go talk to the surgeon on thursday and hopefully i can put it off until after the marathon nationals
                  Bob

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                  • #10
                    Well i went to see my surgeon and she is going to do the new proceedure on me.Its called Laparoscopic hernia repair and i was ok until she showed me the pictures of how its doneSorry but im a big wimp when it comes to this stuffRecovery time is 3 weeks and with less pain and i am getting it done in september.My wife was in the room with me and she went to school with my surgeon and it was very awkward dropping my pants in front of a very attractive 37 year old surgeon when my wife was in the room also:Talk about shrinkage
                    Bob

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by KG4 View Post
                      Well i went to see my surgeon and she is going to do the new proceedure on me.Its called Laparoscopic hernia repair and i was ok until she showed me the pictures of how its doneSorry but im a big wimp when it comes to this stuffRecovery time is 3 weeks and with less pain and i am getting it done in september.My wife was in the room with me and she went to school with my surgeon and it was very awkward dropping my pants in front of a very attractive 37 year old surgeon when my wife was in the room also:Talk about shrinkage
                      That sucks. Must of felt kind of cold in the room
                      Mike - One of the Montana Boys

                      If it aint fast make it look good



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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by blueskyracer View Post
                        That sucks. Must of felt kind of cold in the room
                        Having been hospitalized for a motorcycle crash it took nearly a week to stand & walk. Soon I wanted to walk more but they said take it slow & took 'the gown' away! That was the last straw, I got up later & walked to the nurse station & told em Id be good & ask 1st if they gave it back. Wont take long to stop caring who saw what
                        Team Tower

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                        • #13
                          A guy at work had the laproscopic repair and was back at work within 3 days. He had lifting restrictions but was good otherwise.

                          T




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