a Shot In The Rear

[Bob S]

I have been having a pain in my right leg for more than a few months now. After some tests, my doctor said that it was nothing to worry about and a shot in the spine would fix everything. Tomorrow morning I will have to make sure my dupa is clean because I don't want the doctore to get any tire-tracks on his hand even though he will have rubber gloves on. The only thing I am worried about is letting go some industrial strength gas while the process is going on. LOL

[Nictoshek]

Okay for what its worth:

Back in the 90's I was suffering from chronic debilitating shoulder pain, and tried just about every over the counter medication without any effect or relief. Finally out of desperation, I tried this thing called the: STIMULATOR that was advertised on TV...with celebrities such as Evel Knievel. By golly THE DARN THING WORKED. Not only did the chronic pain go away....it NEVER came back! I'm glad I was able to get it just in time, cuz you won't get it theses days:

False Claims Halted for Pain-Relief Device

Scheme to Sell Gas Grill Igniters for Pain Relief Backfires

Operates on the same principle:



I'm using the STIMULATOR nowadays to help improve my vision:

Micro Acupuncture – Natural Eyesight Treatment

[Bob S]

Nicktoe, I can do one better than those devices; I could bypass the interlocks of my power amplifier, put my hand on the Plates of my final amplifiers and get a real jolt. I mean, if one small item can help, just imagine what a real jolt could accomplish.
Karl, I will take this procedure very serious: I will not laugh or make any jokes. The doctor could misdirect that needle as it goes into my spine and the consequences could result in a very BAD day. LOL

[karl]

Apr 22, 2014 17:51:17 GMT -7 Bob S said:

Nicktoe, I can do one better than those devices; I could bypass the interlocks of my power amplifier, put my hand on the Plates of my final amplifiers and get a real jolt. I mean, if one small item can help, just imagine what a real jolt could accomplish.
Karl, I will take this procedure very serious: I will not laugh or make any jokes. The doctor could misdirect that needle as it goes into my spine and the consequences could result in a very BAD day. LOL

Bob

I am so sorry for I was not correct with my post reply, for I meant no disgrace. Please do accept my opology for being in appearence as unfeeling. I do agree with you with the seriousness of this situation.

In response, my self have deleated out my previous post reply as being unsuitable and lacking in sensativity of expectation amongst friends and fellow members.

I shant not fall on my sword though, for as my self do dread pain in the most manner. It is my trust and hope the above will surfice in that stead.

Karl

[Bob S]

Karl, don't be sorry and your reply was not insensitive. I am just trying to make the best of a bad situation and you help me with your post. I will probably have to be in bed and on my back for a few days. Anyway, my wife will be watching me like a Hawk to insure that I strictly follow the doctors orders when I come home..

[Jaga]

Bob,

I hope you would be better. Doctors are used to checking the rare ends.... so they would probably not even notice.....
your health is the most important thing.

[JustJohn or JJ]

Apr 22, 2014 12:29:10 GMT -7 Bob S said:

I have been having a pain in my right leg for more than a few months now. After some tests, my doctor said that it was nothing to worry about and a shot in the spine would fix everything. Tomorrow morning I will have to make sure my dupa is clean because I don't want the doctore to get any tire-tracks on his hand even though he will have rubber gloves on. The only thing I am worried about is letting go some industrial strength gas while the process is going on. LOL

Bob, was it diagnosed as sciatica? If so then a shot is usually the correct procedure. And as far as I can ascertain, pretty effective too.

[Nictoshek]

Almost everyone has seen an episode of Star Trek where the ship's doctor uses a hand-held laser device to heal any and all injuries crew members may have sustained while exploring new worlds. While this seems far-fetched to those of us who are used to receiving more traditional medicines to heal our aches and pains, the truth is light therapy is becoming a reality.

Cutting-edge companies are working with partners in the medical research industry, as well as NASA and the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA), to provide therapeutic light-emitting diode (LED) devices that may assist in the treatment of anything from wounds to muscle aches to torn ligaments to acne to blindness and more serious illnesses.