Thumb ACL surgery

[Makael]

Dammm
Knew a vet had much the same happed castrating a horse when the owner lost his grip... could grip but not open his thumb ...

That's exactly the same except the part of castigating of a horse. Lol

 

[st8yd]

Think of how the horse felt. LOL

 

[Makael]

Think of how the horse felt. LOL

True, I have no complaints. Lol

 

[fatboy148]

I find it strange when parts of the body may finally fail or hurt.

Think of all the times one may have dodged the bullet when doing things that maybe not have been the best or safest way to accomplish the task but it happened without any damage to anything, body or product. Then doing something that you may have done a lot (safely) and all of a sudden you say to your self, "Oh! I wish I hadn't done that!"

 

[Makael]

I find it strange when parts of the body may finally fail or hurt.

Think of all the times one may have dodged the bullet when doing things that maybe not have been the best or safest way to accomplish the task but it happened without any damage to anything, body or product. Then doing something that you may have done a lot (safely) and all of a sudden you say to your self, "Oh! I wish I hadn't done that!"

Isn't that the truth.

 

[st8yd]

I find it strange when parts of the body may finally fail or hurt.
Think of all the times one may have dodged the bullet when doing things that maybe not have been the best or safest way to accomplish the task but it happened without any damage to anything, body or product. Then doing something that you may have done a lot (safely) and all of a sudden you say to your self, "Oh! I wish I hadn't done that!"

Ya, and I'm finding age is behind most of it. LOL

 

[fatboy148]

Ya, and I'm finding age is behind most of it. LOL

Agreed! One needs to know and then respect ones limits.