SpiderWebComm said:I've had two back surgeries in the last year. It all started when I slipped on some soap in the shower...and semi caught myself, if you know what I mean. I felt a pull - and I was like...ugh.... I think I hurt something. Next thing ya know, disc herniation. Surgery. Doc says, "No pool for a month..."
4 days later, I'm in action, tip-toeing around the table.
4 weeks later.... I'm back on the OR table.
Go figure.
ftgokie said:Who the HECK Are they to tell us no pool for a month....What do THEY know..:thumbup:
I think Im as hard headed as you are Spidey!![]()
JesPiddlin said:They need to make a vertical pool table, just for those situations. Of course, they would have to have mirrors all over the place, to show you where you're shooting, or make it a movable table, so you could move it up or down to make your play......
SpiderWebComm said:I've had two back surgeries in the last year. It all started when I slipped on some soap in the shower...and semi caught myself, if you know what I mean. I felt a pull - and I was like...ugh.... I think I hurt something. Next thing ya know, disc herniation. Surgery. Doc says, "No pool for a month..."
4 days later, I'm in action, tip-toeing around the table.
4 weeks later.... I'm back on the OR table.
Go figure.
Johnnyt said:Pool is a very good rehab tool for almost everything BUT back surgery. A lot of the assisted living homes have pool tables. It does wonders for the ones that use the table. Johnnyt
ftgokie said:I agree.....But, I had a friend that worked in a Nursing Home....she went to do bed check and 2 people were missing....they Tami went into the lounge and the old geezer had the old lady.....well, nevermind.....shouldnt post that here![]()
Johnnyt said:That happens all the time in assisted living and sometimes in nursing homes. As a nurse I was suposed to break it up. Johnnyt