Bidding you all farewell and just to say thanks for the laughs, thanks for the advice it has been enjoyable. Dr has ordered me to stop riding due to arthritis getting worse..
Oz
Oz
Hell Ozzie, so sorry to hear that. My worst nightmare - well, one of 'em.
However, don't be a stranger. you don't have to be a rider to stay on here.
However, don't be a stranger. you don't have to be a rider to stay on here.
Joined Aug 2009
5K Posts | 62+
Sunderland
Thats absolute pants Oz, sorry to hear thet.
Maybe when its warmer?
As the others say, stick with the forum - even if its just to wind us up
Maybe when its warmer?
As the others say, stick with the forum - even if its just to wind us up
Joined Feb 2009
3K Posts | 0+
The Frozen ******* Wasteland!
**** that. Physicians ALWAYS have a worst case scenario in mind when they give you that information. Listen to your own body and go with that. I've been told that one more good off and the vertabrae in my neck will give and I'm either dead or done moving from the neck down. So, I choose to continue with the one thing that makes me happier than anything else in the world. And that includes track days!! *grin*
The advice that you should get a second opinion is well founded. Speak to a specialist. Speak to a couple of them. And look into pain management if that is an issue. Ibuprofen, Aleve, or other NSAIDS are our friend. I know. With as much steel in me and some rheumatoid arthritis in some joints... as well as the C2-4 vertebrae I use NSAIDS and not the alternative (dilaudid, morphine, or oxycodone... BADNESS!!!).
Don't give up without a fight.
