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House arrect

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I will be the first to say I thought it would be a cake walk (pun intended) but I gotta say it sucks.

 

Since the operation, this sucks. I am home bound, can't drive, can't seem to get to a range.

 

There is only so much Maury and Jerry Springer you can watch.

Porn?

Isn't it enough his foot is in a cast? You want him to sprain his wrist, too?

Couple of years ago I had some surgery and couldn' leave the house for 3 weeks. First week caught up on some sleep (painkillers are great). Second week caught up on some reading. Third week Call of Duty 4.

read a book and learn something!

House Arrect....? Is that a combination of arrest and erect?

 

Netflix....instant streaming via xbox, PS, Wii, etc. Saved me during my knee surgery and the two weeks of bronchitis before it.

I feel for you. Back in 2007 had a motorcycle accident shattered my leg, didn’t walk for 4 months. Just had total knee replacement 6 months ago was up walking the next day. You learn to appreciate the simple things in life.

Like any new form of excersize ..... ease into it.... pace yourself.....

you dont want to come out looking like Quagmire

 

Quagmire

When I had my 2 knee surgeries and worked 3 out of a possible 24 months following the procedures, I managed not to go insane by going to the range with voodoodaddy, playing online video games, reloading, movies, and all the bad things the internets had to offer. As a result I am hooked on video games, I know where to get good stuff on the net, and I am a pretty good shot.

Judging by the thread title, you took the wrong pill man... :icon_e_biggrin:

I agree with Stephanie... Netflix really helps alot. After my shoulder surgery I just watched tv all day since I couldn't drive. Im still out of work being bored to death.

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Netflix is okay but there is so much tv I can handle. Caught up on all my dvr stuff. Forget the porn, don't want a virus on my pc.

 

Now the xbox stuff could be okay, but I am not into games really.

 

I love money and that has been keeping me busy. Online poker has been going okay :)

Stephanie's bronchitis turned into knee-monia. That must have been a rough one.

Get the entire series of both The shield, and The Soprano's, and for a extra measure also pick up the complete collection of the original Twilight Zone. More than enough good stuff to kill a few weeks. I have been home on paternity leave with the baby since the beginning of October, and will be here till January 3rd. I feel your pain though, I am running out of stuff to do also!!!

Go deer hunting with Matt.

Judging by the thread title, you took the wrong pill man... :icon_e_biggrin:

When I had my knee surgery, I was taking Vicodin. One pill was not enough to kill the pain, two made the room spin. I am not jealous at all....I dont know how people can actually enjoy that feeling.

 

Anyway I dont have much of a suggestion for keeping yourself busy other than tv, managing to get to the range, and video games. I was lucky enough that my surgery did not totally incapacitate me.

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