<VV> Engine removing Injuries

[Paul Fox]

For me it's my right elbow. Went to the Dr. they said it was tennis elbow and gave me a brace for my wrist. Now they want to stick me with a bunch of needles to test further I think I'd rather live with the pain instead of having more inflicted.
Paul fox 


On Tuesday, July 29, 2014 2:56 PM, Taruffi57--- via VirtualVairs <virtualvairs at corvair.org> wrote:
  


When we bought our current home, I had to put 2 cars and some  parts in a 
storage unit until I could build my new garage.  I slid my  140 engine down 
some 2 X 8's off my car trailer into the storage unit doorway  area.  Needed 
to move it about another 3 ft., so I sucked it up, grabbed it  with both 
hands, and gave it a big yank.  "POP" was heard (and felt), from  my left 
wrist.  If I moved that wrist certain ways, it was also  painful.  My Hand 
Specialist put it under an Xray machine so I could  see my bones, and said she saw 
nothing wring with it.  (never mind the  pain.......)  She then took a big 
hypo - and stuck it in the side of that  wrist joint and started counting  
10...9...8...7...6...5.......   while I grimaced.  Some kind of steroid 
stuff.  I got a little relief  out of that, but 3 yrs. later, it still wakes me 
up in the early morning hrs.  as I have to be careful what positions I put 
it in.  I guess it's with  me for the duration.

MORAL:  Even if you THINK you are Superman, you may want to re-think  that 
- before doing something stupid.

Joe Dunlap
stinking hot Central Florida
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