Back home again after my operation.

[Gixxer 4 ever]

Take care and enjoy the rest.....best you can when recovering........ The road is waiting and the time will pass in a blink of an eye when you are at the end of it looking back..........

[surfchick]

hello crashe!
glaad you out of hospital. so horrid in dere.
some dvd's? you say no horrors. i say no comedeys. what's left...

[250learna]

good to see your alrite
get well and get riding

[LB]

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Hi Crashe - been there, done that, but thank god for me it was without the infection/pneumonia.

Take VERY GOOD care of yourself - it is a major operation and took me a long time to get back to strength. Don't ride your bike too soon - I couldn't believe how weak I was for a long time afterwards.
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[crashe]

hello crashe!
glaad you out of hospital. so horrid in dere.
some dvd's? you say no horrors. i say no comedeys. what's left...

A jolly good drama or real stories.....

[crashe]

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Hi Crashe - been there, done that, but thank god for me it was without the infection/pneumonia.

Take VERY GOOD care of yourself - it is a major operation and took me a long time to get back to strength. Don't ride your bike too soon - I couldn't believe how weak I was for a long time afterwards.
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Thanks Lynda.....

I took painkillers last night as I was going to bed, and I managed to sleep for 7 hours... I forgot to take them the night before and man was I uncomfortable...

Yep I will only get back on the bike when Dr's say I can and it will only be short rides like 10km trips for a day or so and then build up the km's slowly......

[MSTRS:Me]

Wot?! 8 weeks? Harden up. You'll do it in 54 days if you put your mind to it. GWS lass

[Slim]

Been there, done that myself too. Had the big cut, not the laproscopic version. This makes a big difference in your recovery - which was it for you?


I'm going to contradict Lynda's experience & tell you that I was on the bike within 3 weeks & back to work at the 3 week mark, feeling about 95% recovered. Mind you, I didn't have your complications to deal with.

Get your rest (nana naps are great, eh? ) but don't forget to get yourself moving too. I'm a great believer in mind over matter, and a positive outlook towards your recovery will make a big difference. Believe me.

[crashe]

Wot?! 8 weeks? Harden up. You'll do it in 54 days if you put your mind to it. GWS lass

Nup this is a strict 8 weeks of being off the bike...
If I ride sooner than I am allowed to..... then I could do more damage to my insides. This is the one time I am obeying dr's orders.

[crashe]

Been there, done that myself too. Had the big cut, not the laproscopic version. This makes a big difference in your recovery - which was it for you?


I'm going to contradict Lynda's experience & tell you that I was on the bike within 3 weeks & back to work at the 3 week mark, feeling about 95% recovered. Mind you, I didn't have your complications to deal with.

Get your rest (nana naps are great, eh? ) but don't forget to get yourself moving too. I'm a great believer in mind over matter, and a positive outlook towards your recovery will make a big difference. Believe me.

I had the BIG CUT.... and I asked my gyno and she stated 8 weeks.
Its something to do with lifting the bike up off the stand and doing damage in side..... I aint allowed to lift a thing for 6 weeks.
Im allowed to drive my car after 3 weeks.

[phantom]

shit I'm glad I'm a guy, but look after number one and don't rush things ( just like on the bike eh )

[Al]

Hey Crashe, hope you recover fully and get back to riding (and motorcycling ) as soon as you can!

Al

[MSTRS:Me]

Nup this is a strict 8 weeks of being off the bike...
If I ride sooner than I am allowed to..... then I could do more damage to my insides. This is the one time I am obeying dr's orders.

A gentle PT - 8 weeks = 56 days minus 2 days at least since op. Doesn't sound so long that way. You'll be fine

[Blakamin]

hope your feeling better!!!

[Pwalo]

I'll never complain about my hands again. All the best for a speedy recovery.