My season's on hold
Scott Seidman
Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
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Ken Fortenberry
> Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
Ouch, sorry to hear it.
At your age you should know better than to try aerials
in the half-pipe on your skateboard. ;-)
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Dave LaCourse
<namdie...@mindspring.com> wrote:
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>Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
Sorry to hear that, Scott. There's a story there somewhere. d;o)
OTOH, Jo's ankle is healing very well. She now has an air cast and is
walking without crutches.
Heal well and quickly. The fish will still be there.
Dave
Tim J.
> Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
Ouch! Whay did you do that?
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rw
> Scott Seidman typed:
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>>Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
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> Ouch! Whay did you do that?
Bicycle accident?
Sux.
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Scott Seidman
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> Tim J. wrote:
>> Scott Seidman typed:
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>>>Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
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>> Ouch! Whay did you do that?
>
> Bicycle accident?
>
> Sux.
>
Seatbelt injury
JR
> rw <rw56_to_...@earthlink.net> wrote in
>> Bicycle accident?
>>
>> Sux.
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> Seatbelt injury
In which case, I'm guessing it could have sucked a lot worse.
Sorry you're out of action. Glad you're (relatively) ok.
- JR
notbob
>
> Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
Bummer! Can you rent a harpsicle till your clavicle is repaired? ;)
Too bad no one has invented a ballistic fly rod.
http://sanjose.bizjournals.com/sanjose/stories/1998/01/19/story6.html
Get well, soon.
nb
Scott Seidman
JR
>
Well, uh, ok, ... er,
... concentrate on the "relatively" part?
Scott Seidman
> Well, uh, ok, ... er,
The Vicadins obviously help!! Would you believe the EMT just sent me home?
Peter A. Collin
> Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
>
>
Pete
Dave LaCourse
<namdie...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>The Vicadins obviously help!! Would you believe the EMT just sent me home?
After the accident? I can not imagine a seat belt causing a break
like that. However, as John has said, it obviously could have been
worse.
Details?
Dave (shoulders hurting just thinking about it.....)
Dave LaCourse
>Too bad no one has invented a ballistic fly rod
That would be about as much fun or sport as a stick of dynamite.
Of course, ymmv.....
Dave
notbob
>
> That would be about as much fun or sport as a stick of dynamite.
>
> Of course, ymmv.....
It's starting to look like my last option.
nb
Halfordian Golfer
Can you switch cast or is it just too painfu?
Sorry to hear about the injury, glad you're OK.
Sincerely,
Halfordian Golfer
Opus--Mark H. Bowen
"Scott Seidman" <namdie...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> JR <m...@privacy.net> wrote in news:68gu95F...@mid.individual.net:
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>> Well, uh, ok, ... er,
>
> The Vicadins obviously help!! Would you believe the EMT just sent me
> home?
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>
>
> --
> Scott
Yes. There's really not muh they can do, if things haven't changed since I
broke mine back in the 80s. I was given an arm and shoulder brace and told
to not to climb pallet racks. Did I listen? No, and now my left shoulder is
less wide than my right, as I separated the break and the bone ends
over-lapped and fused together over time.
Op
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"Peter A. Collin" <pco...@rochester.rr.com> wrote in message
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Why on Earth would Scott want to be dragged around behind a boat as bait?
Op :~^ )
Scott Seidman
$4c36...@roadrunner.com:
Soon as I can drive, and sit still for a few hours!
Scott Seidman
b253-c55...@x19g2000prg.googlegroups.com:
I can switch cast, but at this point I'm really one-handed. More worried
about wading than casting.
Thanks for the good wishes, all.
daytripper
>Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
Just fractured - or displaced fractured?
I could tell you a horror story - complete with an 11 month wait to hear the
surgeon's notable punch line that "It looked like a bag of marbles" - but I
won't - unless forced ;-)
But a happy ending, with the only prevailing effect that I still set off metal
detectors...
/daytripper
(yeah, been there, done that, fired two Harvard bone docs along the way and
finally got repaired at Lahey Clinic by a kid 15 years younger than me :-)
Scott Seidman
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> or displaced fractured?
>
That one
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Scott
Zimbo
>
Yikes! Sorry to hear that. I did the same thing last year (bicycle
versus car--I was on the bike). This is what I ended up with:
http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k137/audioenvy/CollarPlate.jpg
Since it was my left arm I was back fishing within a couple of weeks.
Wading across the Green River was a little bit dicey but there are
worse ways to die.
--Steve
Larry L
"Scott Seidman" <namdie...@mindspring.com> wrote
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> Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
>
>
that suks ... sorry and hope you heal soon
Frank Reid
> Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
And here I was whinging about doing PT for a frozen shoulder. OUCH!
Heal well my friend.
Frank Reid
daytripper
>On May 8, 9:28 am, Scott Seidman <namdiestt...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>>
>> Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
>
>Yikes! Sorry to hear that. I did the same thing last year (bicycle
>versus car--I was on the bike). This is what I ended up with:
>
>http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k137/audioenvy/CollarPlate.jpg
>
Yup - that's kinda what mine looks like - although mine is more in front of
the bone than on top of it, it's longer, and it has two more screws - 'cuz
there were a lot more bone pieces involved :-(
/daytripper (If I stretch the skin over it I can usually freak out an
observer when they make out all the screw heads - great family fun ;-)
Halfordian Golfer
Trolling is awesome. Trolling wet flies on lead core behind pop gear
is really awesome.
Remember the (3) F's of Trolling...
Fatties, Fat Tires and Fat Trout
Your pal,
Halfordian Golfer
W. D. Grey
<785961f2-33a2-4faf...@x19g2000prg.googlegroups.com>,
Halfordian Golfer <walk...@gmail.com> writes
Or cast with your other hand?
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Bill Grey
W. D. Grey
Seidman <namdie...@mindspring.com> writes
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Halfordian Golfer
> In article
> <785961f2-33a2-4faf-b253-c55fc0654...@x19g2000prg.googlegroups.com>,
> Halfordian Golfer <walke...@gmail.com> writes
>
> >On May 8, 9:28 am, Scott Seidman <namdiestt...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> >> Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
>
> >> --
> >> Scott
> >> Reverse name to reply
>
> >Can you switch cast or is it just too painfu?
>
> >Sorry to hear about the injury, glad you're OK.
>
> >Sincerely,
>
> >Halfordian Golfer
>
> Or cast with your other hand?
> --
> Bill Grey
Yes, though that always feels like a stranger is doing it...
Your pal,
Halfordian Golfer
W. D. Grey
<5431537a-1eb8-4414...@v26g2000prm.googlegroups.com>,
Halfordian Golfer <walk...@gmail.com> writes
We have a lad in our local Disabled Anglers Association who only has one
arm and he ties flies and fly fishes OK.
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Bill Grey
Halfordian Golfer
> Halfordian Golfer <walke...@gmail.com> writes
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>
>
> >On May 12, 1:34 pm, "W. D. Grey" <B...@graigroad.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> >> In article
> >> <785961f2-33a2-4faf-b253-c55fc0654...@x19g2000prg.googlegroups.com>,
> >> Halfordian Golfer <walke...@gmail.com> writes
>
> >> >On May 8, 9:28 am, Scott Seidman <namdiestt...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> >> >> Sidelined by a fractured clavicle :(
>
> >> >> --
> >> >> Scott
> >> >> Reverse name to reply
>
> >> >Can you switch cast or is it just too painfu?
>
> >> >Sorry to hear about the injury, glad you're OK.
>
> >> >Sincerely,
>
> >> >Halfordian Golfer
>
> >> Or cast with your other hand?
> >> --
> >> Bill Grey
>
> >Yes, though that always feels like a stranger is doing it...
>
> >Your pal,
>
> >Halfordian Golfer
>
> We have a lad in our local Disabled Anglers Association who only has one
> arm and he ties flies and fly fishes OK.
> --
> Bill Grey
Wow! That's impressive. Does he use his mouth to tie knots or ?
Your pal,
TBone
W. D. Grey
<0fa1140b-a9f2-4700...@y38g2000hsy.googlegroups.com>,
Halfordian Golfer <walk...@gmail.com> writes
He sometimes uses his mouth when flyfishing to hold onto the retrieved
line. He no longer does this as he contracted some sort of illness that
was water borne - no serious after effects fortunately.
I'm not sure how he manages with knot tying.
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Bill Grey