WTH is going on?!?!? š³
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Flakeandrun
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Not surprised the symptoms are reported differently outside of the US.... Less coin to be collected...
skiergd011013
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Fedors statement says a lot about the u.s medical care industrial complex. I hope RFK cleans house.
Getting old sucks.
Rusty in Montana
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As a person who has had my neck fused twice back in 1990 then in 1995 I understand a little bit about this . Back in those years it was serious stuff and you were restricted to lite duty for 6 months .
Now it's literally a out patient procedure with little if anytime stuck wearing a cervical collar .
I've got a hernia surgery coming up and that will keep me out of commission for at least a month maybe a bit longer , then I hope to start physical therapy and walking more often to remove some of my extra weight .
I wish them both well with their recovery may it be swift and complete !
Now it's literally a out patient procedure with little if anytime stuck wearing a cervical collar .
I've got a hernia surgery coming up and that will keep me out of commission for at least a month maybe a bit longer , then I hope to start physical therapy and walking more often to remove some of my extra weight .
I wish them both well with their recovery may it be swift and complete !
billiards_watch
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They both have the same agent writing up the excuse. These two are fully healthy and fit. Read in between the lines.
Is it a coincidence both are getting out of Bosnia?
Is it a coincidence both are getting out of Bosnia?
This is what I was hinting at. Fedor is in his early 20s. I'm not saying that they don't have aliments but it just seemed really odd to me
Twocylndr
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But it sure beats the alternativeā¦
It's common for professional athletes to get injured practicing their sport. Pool I don't think is much different. Bend over for 10 hours a day with your body contorted, and it could happen to any of us.
Climate change.This is what I was hinting at. Fedor is in his early 20s. I'm not saying that they don't have aliments but it just seemed really odd to me
Cicerone88
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This is what I was hinting at. Fedor is in his early 20s. I'm not saying that they don't have aliments but it just seemed really odd to me
Donāt know about Sky, but Fedor talked about his back issues when he was on the Joe Rogan podcast. Itās been an ongoing thing. Iāll have to rewatch it, but I believe he said itās because of his height and the wear and tear on his back from his stance. I think he said he has scoliosis
Edit: @ 51:50 he explains it
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This is what I was hinting at. Fedor is in his early 20s. I'm not saying that they don't have aliments but it just seemed really odd to me
fedor has had back problems all his career, due to scoliosis. he had stem cell treatment in chicago last year. this hiatus now was planned before MR announced bosnia.
so i know he wasn't going to make it to bosnia, but didn't know about sky. i really really hope sky gets good help early.
i'm saying that as someone stuck in bed since monday because of a broken back and sciatica that was neglected for too long. it's nice to have something to watch though! switching between the european open and USO 1pkt
Badpenguin
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One or two visits with the American healthcare system will drain every penny Fedor has ever made, and then some, particularly since he is probably not insured. Can't blame him for taking advantage of a healthcare system that isn't completely broken. I would, however, be alarmed at such different readings of an MRI. I hope he has some care that can be trusted.
For Sky, I wonder what these pro pool players do for health care. Kind of doubt that WNT is providing them with any insurance. Something I have never heard talked about, but seems would be essential to consider turning pool into a real sport. Most of the Europeans probably have health care, the US players probably do not.
For Sky, I wonder what these pro pool players do for health care. Kind of doubt that WNT is providing them with any insurance. Something I have never heard talked about, but seems would be essential to consider turning pool into a real sport. Most of the Europeans probably have health care, the US players probably do not.
