Would you go to the doc?

CDA · Oct 10, 2012

yamadogyz:
No, but he charges the shit out of me for doing little or nothing even with great insurance.

You have a crappy doctor, no wonder you never go.

yamadogyz · Oct 10, 2012

CDA:
You have a crappy doctor, no wonder you never go.

I just recently switched, but I hear bad things about all the doctors around here. I have been into see this guy once before, and I like him, but that was just for a Rx refill

TIRE · Oct 10, 2012

yamadogyz:
No, but he charges the shit out of me for doing little or nothing even with great insurance.

Medical stuff is always crazy expensive

they will charge you for every little thing.

Mihylo33 · Oct 12, 2012

TIRE:
Medical stuff is always crazy expensive they will charge you for every little thing.

Thank you healthcare insurance providers......

Naturaledge · Oct 12, 2012

Mihylo33:
Thank you healthcare insurance providers......

Healthcare insurance providers are only looking out for the consumers. :smirk:

As you well know, I don't often severe my spine but, when I do, I prefer to do it in the States :prof:

josmoloco · Oct 13, 2012

Mihylo33:
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Its 11 months too late Jos for that thumb but get it looked at anyway as it may be a bone fragment stuck in the cartalidge. That could ruin your 30's for ya if you dont fix it now....

There was no impact. It was a hyperextension. I probably will get it checked though.

josmoloco · Oct 13, 2012

Oh, BTW, I'm on my dad's healthcare through the Fire Department, so It costs like nothing to go in, but I just avoid the doc if I can.

snowflake · Oct 13, 2012

just drink lots of alcohol

Naturaledge · Oct 14, 2012

snowflake:
just drink lots of alcohol

2smoke · Oct 15, 2012

Hyper extended injuries can take a very long time to heal. Ive had them take as long as a year just to start to feel normal again. But they are easily reaggrivated from just the littlest motions or impacts.

josmoloco · Oct 15, 2012

2smoke:
Hyper extended injuries can take a very long time to heal. Ive had them take as long as a year just to start to feel normal again. But they are easily reaggrivated from just the littlest motions or impacts.

Good info. I basically had no grip for a month, and very limited grip for about 4 months. Now I would say I have 85%-90% grip and motion.

PALMER84ONE · Oct 16, 2012

You know, if you would stop jamming that thing up your gazoo, it would heal faster.

Mihylo33 · Oct 20, 2012

PALMER84ONE:
You know, if you would stop jamming that thing up your gazoo, it would heal faster.