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If your body didn't self-heal over the years, would you still be alive?
- Thread starter bczoom
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J5 Bombardier
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Myself a fractured L1 in my back , it definitely improved in 10 yrs, but never really goes away . On the plus side you can predict the weather.
Had a ruptured appendix out on the 12th of april . They pumped enough bags of drugs through me in 3 days ,Pablo Escbar would have been proud. It's amazing how fast you start to rebound , just can't pick up any grand pianos for a while.
J5 Bombardier
Had a ruptured appendix out on the 12th of april . They pumped enough bags of drugs through me in 3 days ,Pablo Escbar would have been proud. It's amazing how fast you start to rebound , just can't pick up any grand pianos for a while.
J5 Bombardier
After all the crazy shit Ive done, never broke a thing. Chasing toilet paper thrown out the door of a 172 over Lake Michigan. Multiple times. Racing enduros and hare scrambles, asphalt stock car racing, drag racing cars and boats, climbing the radio tower in college to replace the beacon ( and crazy scared of heights), prop starting old aircraft, taking off an old Bell 47 in college, (man was I scolded in the deans office), and who knows what else.
Supposedly, we replace virtually every cell in our bodies every 7 years.
I am on the eleventh model. Each is a copy of the former including defects, scars, and repairs. Each copy of a copy shows some loss of definition. Sadly, the replacements are therefore not as good as the previous model so some degradation is apparent.
This is not a theory. I have pictures to prove it.
I am on the eleventh model. Each is a copy of the former including defects, scars, and repairs. Each copy of a copy shows some loss of definition. Sadly, the replacements are therefore not as good as the previous model so some degradation is apparent.
This is not a theory. I have pictures to prove it.
No, I wouldn't.
I had septic osteomyelitis when I was 11 years old.
Was in a horrible car crash in my 30s.
Lastly, I was very ill with pancreatitis before having my gall bladder removed (as some of you remember).
I guess HE wanted me around for a reason 😉
I had septic osteomyelitis when I was 11 years old.
Was in a horrible car crash in my 30s.
Lastly, I was very ill with pancreatitis before having my gall bladder removed (as some of you remember).
I guess HE wanted me around for a reason 😉
My body doesn't self-heal itself. I'm going in for my 11th surgery on Friday to get a bicep re-attached. My body usually needs a little help from a surgeon. Otherwise, I would have been a useless lump afer about the age of 40.
Oh boy....I'd be in a full body cast just with broken bones. 😆
Starting at the feet...
-broken toe
-hairline fracture in ankle
-broken femur age 5
-broken rib
-6 broken vertebrae
-hairline fracture in wrist
-dislocated shoulder
-severly lacerated liver
Yah, I'd be dead. 😆
Starting at the feet...
-broken toe
-hairline fracture in ankle
-broken femur age 5
-broken rib
-6 broken vertebrae
-hairline fracture in wrist
-dislocated shoulder
-severly lacerated liver
Yah, I'd be dead. 😆
I sure remember that Brian 🙁😭
When you were involved in the bad accident.
Definitely a life changing event for me. Put me on permanent disability. Some days I can barely stand so when I can, I get as much done as possible until I can't again.