Two seasons, and hardly anything to show

Post by **SkiDork** » Dec 9th, '08, 21:39

dude - you don't need to worry about arthuritis... You got those baby blues goin for ya...

tyrolean_skier · Post by **tyrolean_skier** » Dec 10th, '08, 00:51

SkiDork wrote:dude - you don't need to worry about arthuritis... You got those baby blues goin for ya...

No need to bump up his ego even more!!!

Stormchaser · Post by **Stormchaser** » Dec 10th, '08, 09:24

I say remove the hand in its entirety and get a hook. That'd be cool! Arrrh!

DrJeff · Post by **DrJeff** » Dec 10th, '08, 12:24

Sorry to hear the news Tricks! But in the big scheme of things a workable thumb for decades to come has some advantages too!

Worst comes to worse, if the hill urge hits you too much, get yourself one of these!

Might be a bit chilly on a cold day, but I bet it would protect the thumb pretty well!

Pedro · Post by **Pedro** » Dec 10th, '08, 12:40

Bummer,

Maybe the Zee family will blow it out again, and you will have someone to hang with.

Mister Moose · Post by **Mister Moose** » Dec 10th, '08, 13:33

2 years in a row just isn't fair. My ideas are to ski anyway with one ski pole. Protect the bad hand from any thumb impact using some creative bandage/shell/cast. Dial back the skiing some, stay out of the woods, which while tame, is still skiing. I've done it while nursing a bad shoulder.

Then around 1pm hang out in Mahogany Ridge collecting phone numbers from sympathetic cuties.

icedtea · Post by **icedtea** » Dec 10th, '08, 13:46

sling that thing up... and get a snowboard.

professor moose rode most of last season with a busted elbow like that. we would zip his slinged arm into his jacket.

Tricks · Post by **Tricks** » Dec 19th, '08, 22:57

had the surgery yesterday morning, OUCH. woke up from the operation with a big fiberglass cast on my right hand/arm... was expecting it to be removable but I guess not. hydrcodone has me feeling a bit loopy but it's to be expected... still a good amount of pain, but it could be worse.

3 months and counting til my season starts!

MrsG · Post by **MrsG** » Dec 20th, '08, 14:55

Tricks wrote:had the surgery yesterday morning, OUCH. woke up from the operation with a big fiberglass cast on my right hand/arm... was expecting it to be removable but I guess not. hydrcodone has me feeling a bit loopy but it's to be expected... still a good amount of pain, but it could be worse.

3 months and counting til my season starts!

Feel better

. . . and, don't read anything about today on this board

Skibumtress · Post by **Skibumtress** » Dec 20th, '08, 21:18

Tricks wrote:had the surgery yesterday morning, OUCH. woke up from the operation with a big fiberglass cast on my right hand/arm... was expecting it to be removable but I guess not. hydrcodone has me feeling a bit loopy but it's to be expected... still a good amount of pain, but it could be worse.

3 months and counting til my season starts!

Feel betterer and heal quick!!!!

tyrolean_skier · Post by **tyrolean_skier** » Dec 20th, '08, 22:47

Tricks wrote:had the surgery yesterday morning, OUCH. woke up from the operation with a big fiberglass cast on my right hand/arm... was expecting it to be removable but I guess not. hydrcodone has me feeling a bit loopy but it's to be expected... still a good amount of pain, but it could be worse.

3 months and counting til my season starts!

Heal quickly. You will be missed on the slopes.

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