hey chips – ygm

chips – my emails in my profile (click on it)

chips –
Private here too (covered by work healthcare!)
no idea of how much benefit this was over nhs (tho i presume it would not have been deemed essential on nhs!) but in and out same day, no painkillers after op and recovery timeframe as expected.

Some arthritis was expected from the scan but nothing significant found during the op. you are correct, scans can only give a guideline of the problem, but can only know full extent once they open you up.

lots of physio which was hard work and you need to be disciplined to keep it going.

Central compartment
Labrum: Anterior to anterosuperior peripheral labral tear at chondrolabral junction
Ligamentum teres: Intact
Femoral articular surface: Normal
Acetabular articular surface: Early delamination adjacent to labral tear
Cotyloid fossa: Normal
Transverse ligament: Intact

Peripheral compartment
Impingement lesion (cam variety)
Iliopsoas tendon directly visible

The following procedures were undertaken:
• Partial acetabular labrectomy
• Chondroplasty
• Sealing of chondrolabral junction
• Excision of impingement lesion

Can mail u some other info if you are interested

Hello

Yes – I had this last year (10th Nov 2010). It’s a long road back to normality. Whilst 3 months is guideline to ‘recover’ I would suggest 6-9 months is more realistic return to regular strenuous sports.

I would say that I am pretty much back to 95pct of pre-injury state so very pleased with results.

A search of t’internet will no doubt depress you with what you read but good recovery is dependent on many things; extent of injury / repair needed, your age / physical condition, physio & rehabilitation. It is vital that you start recovery from day 1 (or some suggest pre-op physio / exercises to prepare!)

Can mail you some useful links / physio stuff if needed.

Where are you having the op (ie what hospital rather than what hip :roll:)

+1 for Blue Aeroplanes

Most underrated:
Lemonheads or The Replacements get my vote.

i got mine from here:
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oiled finish rather than varnish / laquered

very pleased

V

Descendents + Face to Face – tonight @ Brixton

Excessive AND Illegal force!

He stops -and the cop beats him to the ground with his baton, keeps beating him while he lies on the ground and then kicks him for good measure – then releases the youth completely allowing him to get up on his own

So perhaps not THAT excessive beating force if the guy can get up an walk off on his own.

richc – of course.

Though if they had just set a building alight, putting other’s lives at risk or thrown a brick at a police officers head then, whilst still being abuse, I couldn’t care less.

I am not 100% sure they were under 18, though as we couldn’t see their ID. However perhaps if they had been arrested after their beatings then their ages could be verified”

In the meantime we can stop bleating on about child abuse then. I await the report that may or may not get filed when the police get round to it.

However that clip shows them beating up kids because they crossed their path, and letting them go. Rioters get arrested, victims of crime are released. Draw your own conclusions.

“However[/s] MY INTERPRETATION IS that clip shows them beating up kids because they crossed their path, and letting them go. Rioters get arrested, victims of crime are released. BUT I COULD BE TOTALLY WRONG. Draw your own conclusions. IF I WAS ACTUALLY THERE OR HAD SEEN THE SEQUENCE FROM START TO END I WOULD COME UP WITH A MORE ACCURATE CONCLUSION”

oldgit – Member
….
Anyone know the story though? the cops were running to the spot before they came into sight, and they tried to leg it which suggests something had kicked off already.

no-one knows the full story from the video clip alone so let’s stop going on about how innocent the ‘children’ are.

richc – Member
Some of the attitudes on this thread are mental, especially considering the evidence of child abuse.

Sorry – I couldn’t quite make out their badges stating “I am 7”. How do you know their age?

..anyway, i suspect they were on 29’ers which makes them look smaller :roll:

What we don’t need is limp wristed do-gooders trying to point fingers at the cops and as a result, the police even more reluctant to dish out a bit of justice :P

No, ‘Chav Boy’ may think ‘if the fuzz are gonna be violent thugs, then I’ll arm myself up with a knife, bat or even a petrol bomb to even the score’…

That’s just a bunch of violent thugs attacking people. The fact that they are wearing uniforms changes nothing. Cowardly scum.

Yawn. Looters are just taking the pi$$ knowing they have a 99pct chance of getting away without ever being caught. They are not gun / knife / axe weilding maniacs. They need a deterrent.

I would happily see this policing strategy adopted dahn Croydon.

FFS you moan when they do nothing, you moan when they dish out a bit of discipline. Kids need to know the police aren’t content to sit there and do nothing.

No lights or reflectors, tut-tut! Ka-Boom!

Perhaps i was pumped up too much

A crafty bit of moulding with Isopon p40 has worked ok on my Cove but that’s alloy!

Yes of course – lets create a huge pile of totally unpredictable mud slurry, which has the potential to collapse and slide back on the track again, with also possible further collapses from the embankment, thereby risking train derailments, accidents, and death.

it’s only Croydon FFS, i think we’ll take the risk :D

YGM

Will be there this w/e or next or maybe a mid week eve on 10th

Can mail u a map if it helps…

If you’re not in a rush, aim for Ranmore – via Ranmore Rd
Then cut down accross to Hole Hill / Westcott (over the railway) and head for Rookery Drive. This leads to top of Leith Hill.

Are you ok from there?

Hampstead lane would be shorter but not sure thats the best way