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[Steve Lake]

sod all to do with the terrible injuries etc....but did you notice that when GC mentioned arsenal.....what he ended up with was.....anal......the worlds gone mad i tell you...

anyone from scunthorpe??

[guest24]

Egad, looks like 8 weeks of Wii playing! Hope your hand heals quickly. In my experience hand injuries are one of the most frustrating as you realise how much you use them.

[guest27]

Just mentioned this in passing to Mrs Rog, she just said = make sure he gets a GOOD physio.  Now how do you tell if it is good one - I dunno.  She could not expand on that - just one who knows what they are doing and have done hands before.  We had a friend who smashed up a hand in a climbing accident and the physio he was given by the NHS was not up to much, Jen stepped in there - but she is a children's specialist really - and made sure that Steve got back masses of movement and use that could have been lost.

Happy soul aint I

R

[Richard 003]

Just mentioned this in passing to Mrs Rog, she just said = make sure he gets a GOOD physio.  Now how do you tell if it is good one - I dunno.  She could not expand on that - just one who knows what they are doing and have done hands before.  We had a friend who smashed up a hand in a climbing accident and the physio he was given by the NHS was not up to much, Jen stepped in there - but she is a children's specialist really - and made sure that Steve got back masses of movement and use that could have been lost.

Happy soul aint I

R

It's a good point, and I think I'm OK there. The surgery was done at the plastic surgery unit at Leeds General, and the physio is attached to the specialist hand clinic there - they know about hands. That's why I'm continuing to make an inconvenient 40 mile journey each week, involving lifts and a train, rather than asking to see a physio at York, which is nearer. 

Cheers
Richard

[themoudie]

Aye Richard,

Sounds the best course of action.

Quackery is rife and having a physio do it rather than an 'unknown Manager' is infinitely preferable.

I sincerely hope all goes well.

Bill.

[Richard 003]

Aye Richard,

Sounds the best course of action.

Quackery is rife and having a physio do it rather than an 'unknown Manager' is infinitely preferable.

I sincerely hope all goes well.

Bill.

It's not comong on too badly, thanks. I might be able to scratch my arse with it next week 


Regards
Richard