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If you can find a good herbalist it might help. Getting lots of sunshine is also good for the bones....I used to take shark cartilage.
TUMERIC!!! And other foods/suppliments are a big help too.If you can find a good herbalist it might help. Getting lots of sunshine is also good for the bones....I used to take shark cartilage.
I asked for some advice and whatnot...and you are on iggie. But I looked because I thought you MIGHT have something I need to read. Nope. So...toodles. Back to ignoring you.My cousin recently had that very same problem, had the operation and now he's done.
One slip of the scalpel is a poor excuse for not having it. You're probably a little hesitant to take good advice.
Suffer the pain if you don't want to help yourself . It's your choice. Good luck.
I don't know where you live, but we live in Florida and the local auction often like almost all the time has scooters (many really good quality) hardly used that they sell off at reasonable prices....but we got a lot of old people out here with always an excess of medical equipment. I've been thinking about getting one to have when (not if) we need it.Anyone have a mobility scooter, 3 wheeler? Do you tip over if yo go too fast around corners? What kind do you have? Anything under 1k and even that is prolly too much for me to pay. Oy.
I asked for some advice and whatnot...and you are on iggie. But I looked because I thought you MIGHT have something I need to read. Nope. So...toodles. Back to ignoring you.
lol. I did that last week. Ran into 2 display things and the clerks were laughing their asses off at me until one got on to take it back to the front and ran into a display herself. Those big assed baskets on the front were awful and I hated it. But the little 3 wheeler a lady zooms around in here? Its like that Vive one on Amazon and I feel really good on that one when she let me try it out.I don't know where you live, but we live in Florida and the local auction often like almost all the time has scooters (many really good quality) hardly used that they sell off at reasonable prices....but we got a lot of old people out here with always an excess of medical equipment. I've been thinking about getting one to have when (not if) we need it.
My suggestion is the next time you go to the grocery store, use their scooter to get a feel for what one feels like. My husband I and did this so it wouldn't be so scary thinking about how to drive them or what they were like. The unknowing is the scary thing. The grocery store ones aren't so scary once you get on them and see that they don't wobble and aren't hard to drive. They don't tip over and they don't go fast---you can go forward and backwards. I had to ask the young bagger how to get mine started.
I will take up to 40 mgs. if needed....a good source I read said one can take up to 75...it is all natural but I still rather not go that high....he said since it is all natural the worst case scenario is just sleeping too much if you take a very high dosage.I take 35 to 40 mg of melatonin every night. I start off with 15 (3 gummies of 5gms each). Thats about 10pm. I wake up again at midnight and take two more. Go back to sleep, Up again 2 hours later. Two more gummies.
Auctions. Good idea.I don't know where you live, but we live in Florida and the local auction often like almost all the time has scooters (many really good quality) hardly used that they sell off at reasonable prices....but we got a lot of old people out here with always an excess of medical equipment. I've been thinking about getting one to have when (not if) we need it.
My suggestion is the next time you go to the grocery store, use their scooter to get a feel for what one feels like. My husband I and did this so it wouldn't be so scary thinking about how to drive them or what they were like. The unknowing is the scary thing. The grocery store ones aren't so scary once you get on them and see that they don't wobble and aren't hard to drive. They don't tip over and they don't go fast---you can go forward and backwards. I had to ask the young bagger how to get mine started.
Yes...i take that and bromelain, ginger and garlic....anything good for circulation helps.TUMERIC!!! And other foods/suppliments are a big help too.
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going thru medicare is not something I wanna do.
Amazing that they actually admitted that. They normally work really hard to keep their mistakes quiet.They slipped with the needle when my wife had an epidural during childbirth. She was hospitalized for a month afterwards.
TUMERIC!!! And other foods/suppliments are a big help too.
