goldnrod24
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Nothing new here since 6/7. That's because our summer is so short, we are all out boating.
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I had my back done in 2003 and my neck done in 2005. Loads of screws and pins and fusions. There is no way I could've used our boat in 4 weeks.I had lower back surgery 4 weeks ago so with that and the earlier lousy weather stretch here the boat didn't move from the lift this spring at all.
I finally took it out last week and it still brings a huge smile to my face![]()
Thankfully no fusion for me, but a painful protruding disc at L3/L4. I had a little bit of bone removed (laminectomy), disc tissue trimmed where it was poking out (micro-discectomy), and they removed a few arthritic bits they found while they were there. Still not out of the woods, but pain is significantly less already. That first week or so, though, oh my, not so good ...I had my back done in 2003 and my neck done in 2005. Loads of screws and pins and fusions. There is no way I could've used our boat in 4 weeks.
Which is why my lift actually has a key interlock to keep out the pesky interlopers B)I'll get a sign up sheet going to make sure the boat gets some use.
Yeah, definitely too short of a summer here. Buying a boat makes me want to move South...we pay all this money and only get to use it 1/3 the time of those down south...grrr...
My wife's been through the laminectomy for spinal stenosis, and it's not very enjoyable. Be sure to follow the instructions of your physical therapist, and you should continue to improve. My wife's still under serious pain management 10 years later, but she can still run the mall sales with the best of them. If she didn't have medicine management, she'd be an invalid.Thankfully no fusion for me, but a painful protruding disc at L3/L4. I had a little bit of bone removed (laminectomy), disc tissue trimmed where it was poking out (micro-discectomy), and they removed a few arthritic bits they found while they were there. Still not out of the woods, but pain is significantly less already. That first week or so, though, oh my, not so good ...![]()
Sounds great! I've not spent any time in Alabama, but now it seems I have a place to come visit!Come on down. Our property taxes are cheap, and the south is full of northerners that returned "home" after they retired from the auto industry.
We have 3 major lakes within 16 miles, and 3 Robert Trent Jones golf courses within eyesight of our house. Not bad quality of life--for the money spent. We boat up until November usually.
You can come visit here too!Sounds great! I've not spent any time in Alabama, but now it seems I have a place to come visit!
Does AL tax pensions? We do in MI now. :-(Come on down. Our property taxes are cheap, and the south is full of northerners that returned "home" after they retired from the auto industry.
We have 3 major lakes within 16 miles, and 3 Robert Trent Jones golf courses within eyesight of our house. Not bad quality of life--for the money spent. We boat up until November usually.
What is a key interlock? I use a key to turn on the power for the lift at the control box if that's what you mean.WOW, lots of back operations. I am keeping my fingers crossed as my Dad has had 3 operations on his back and my sister has had 2. Somehow, I have escaped all the pain and surgery.
Do all hoists (elec) have key interlocks?
No, not all lifts have them.What is a key interlock? I use a key to turn on the power for the lift at the control box if that's what you mean.