Been to see the Nurse.....

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Cute she was too 🙂

I had a similar experience a couple of years ago. Had a cycling accident while on holiday with
friends in France and had to go to local casualty. The nurse there was very cute too. lol

Have to say that the French hospital was much better than any NHS ones I've been to over here. Broke
my ankle earlier that same year and I had to wait over two hours to be seen.

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The gravel rash is coming along nicely (see thread "Sunday" 16/08/03).

here's a pic: darkwings.co.ukelbow.jpgOpen ↗

as you can see, quite a lot of it is drying out, still very weepy in

the

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wet area. Gotta go back after the weekend when hopefully it'll have dried out and I can start some
scar minimilisation tactics.

I had to have four stitches and have some "ugly" scars there now. After I got back to England and
had the stitches removed my arm was still a bit "weepy" too, then out popped a piece of gravel!

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I don't mind having a scar, it'll match the others...

Like you I don't mind having scars. Every scar tells a story!

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Cute she was too 🙂

The gravel rash is coming along nicely (see thread "Sunday" 16/08/03).

here's a pic: darkwings.co.ukelbow.jpgOpen ↗

eewwww, put it away !! 😉

nasty, looks v painful too matey

Doesnotcompute said:

Cute she was too 🙂

The gravel rash is coming along nicely (see thread "Sunday" 16/08/03).

here's a pic: darkwings.co.ukelbow.jpgOpen ↗

Ouch! Glad I've already eat as that would have put me off me dinner... ;-)

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Doesnotcompute said:

here's a pic: darkwings.co.ukelbow.jpgOpen ↗

Your backside looks very sore. Best wishes.

Doesnotcompute said:

The gravel rash is coming along nicely (see thread "Sunday" 16/08/03).

here's a pic: darkwings.co.ukelbow.jpgOpen ↗

Thats almost as bad as ear2.jpg. I would suggest a word with the ISP.

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Jim Price said:

Doesnotcompute said:

The gravel rash is coming along nicely (see thread "Sunday" 16/08/03).

here's a pic: darkwings.co.ukelbow.jpgOpen ↗

Thats almost as bad as ear2.jpg. I would suggest a word with the ISP.

...and my ISP won't give a hoot. The company who hosts my site, might, perhaps, but it's unlikely.

thanks for reminding me to but an index page in to avoid the nosiest of the nosey.

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John's Cat said:

Doesnotcompute said:

here's a pic: darkwings.co.ukelbow.jpgOpen ↗

Your backside looks very sore. Best wishes.

<fx: leans round and checks>

errrr no it doesn't 🙂

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John's Cat said:

Doesnotcompute said:

here's a pic: darkwings.co.ukelbow.jpgOpen ↗

Your backside looks very sore. Best wishes.

<fx: leans round and checks>

errrr no it doesn't 🙂

Seems John's Cat can't tell your [censored] from your elbow.;-)

Tony

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back to body armour .... (i must wanna look like robocop or something!!)

worth investing in a set of the elbow protectors for the downhillin 'ole chap?

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doobrie said:

back to body armour .... (i must wanna look like robocop or something!!)

worth investing in a set of the elbow protectors for the downhillin 'ole chap?

chainreactioncycles.comviewproduct.aspOpen ↗ lID=1952

Probably not. Or rather onlyif accompanied by knee, ankle and body protectors. A downhiller I am not
and don't want to be - I'm jsut a MTB'er that goes down hills like any other.

Remember also, that in this instance, I only biffed to avoid causing more damage to my ride partner!

Cheers tho!

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Dnc

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Cute she was too 🙂

The gravel rash is coming along nicely (see thread "Sunday" 16/08/03).

here's a pic: darkwings.co.ukelbow.jpgOpen ↗

as you can see, quite a lot of it is drying out, still very weepy in the wet area. Gotta go back
after the weekend when hopefully it'll have dried out and I can start some scar minimilisation
tactics.

I don't mind having a scar, it'll match the others, but I'd prefer it to be as subtle as possible.

Arnica and Zinc/copper have been my friends so far.

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It is now about a year sice I came off, brief visit to Hospital, X-rays & sent home after
mopping up, However my knee is still not healed up. It re-opens for the silliest reasons -
1) using my knee to steady a post while I drove a nail into it (the post, that is)
2) glancing blow from a Land Rover door (while getting into passenger seat)
3) was just last week and I've already forgotten the details but am still wearing a plaster on it -
some sort of glancing blow that one would not normally notice.

I hope you heal up soon

IanB