Eary Season Surprises and Disappointments

[58crash]

Oh come on. I've seen 3 different threads the last day with you talking about Gibbs. Have a little fun!

Alex Gibbs 4 PREZ BABY!!!!

This !

 

[LGM]

Bunch of idiots. Some of you need professional help. The remainder just need Ritalin.

 

[Orange Crush77]

And that's how you smoke out lgm!

 

[BHamita15]

And how about your knee? Sounded like you had "double trouble".

I had my 4th surgery and it appears to be the last as there are many, many more good days than bad days with the knee now. Thanks for the concern.

 

[LGM]

Glad you're doing well Ben. Was this all from something specific, or just degenerative?

 

[Mingo]

I had my 4th surgery and it appears to be the last as there are many, many more good days than bad days with the knee now. Thanks for the concern.

Was it your kicking leg?

 

[BHamita15]

Glad you're doing well Ben. Was this all from something specific, or just degenerative?

A little bit of both. I had a pretty serious leg injury(broke ankle and damaged knee cartilage). When they went in for what they thought was a minor procedure, all hell broke lose. The last surgery was a cadaver bone/cartilage and it seems to be working...although it is still to early for a final call on that. Anyways, back to getting rehab and all that jazz now after taking a break from it. Our youngest daughter(who was 6 months old) started having unexplained seizures that we've been handling...kinda was more important than the knee. Thank the Lord it looks like they are under control and caused no damage. All her current stubbornness and hardheadedness can be traced directly back to her mother.

 

[femurov]

Nice looking place, fellas. Might have to stick around this time. The family is good...had some health issues with my youngest that appear to be behind us now. Anyways, haven't been posting but have definitely still been lurking.

BHAM!!!!! Good to see you, buddy. Glad all is well now.

 

[Orange Crush77]

A little bit of both. I had a pretty serious leg injury(broke ankle and damaged knee cartilage). When they went in for what they thought was a minor procedure, all hell broke lose. The last surgery was a cadaver bone/cartilage and it seems to be working...although it is still to early for a final call on that. Anyways, back to getting rehab and all that jazz now after taking a break from it. Our youngest daughter(who was 6 months old) started having unexplained seizures that we've been handling...kinda was more important than the knee. Thank the Lord it looks like they are under control and caused no damage. All her current stubbornness and hardheadedness can be traced directly back to her mother.

Good to hear about your daughter Ben, I'll keep her in my prayers. I can't imagine the stress you were going through dealing with that.

 

[SpiritOf77]

All the best to you and your family BHam . . as OC said, we're keeping her in our prayers

 

[SpringStein]

All her current stubbornness and hardheadedness can be traced directly back to her mother.

Stubbornness can be one of the very best traits in someone who has to overcome an illness.

Of course my wife prefers that I call her determined, not stubborn!