no I don't, I did a bit in my teens when I was out but never regularly smokedDo you smoke? If so this could be the end of that vice
Best of luck.
Collapsed lung
- Thread starter Henarar
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affects the mobility in your neck and other things I have not read up on it yet, not sure I want to, my dad had it and was in a hell of a bad way with it at one time
GenuineRisk
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Blimey, only just been pointed in the direction of this thread - poor you, Steve! Sorry to read this, hope you,soon feel back on your feet and raring to go.
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Almost a month has gone by so I was just wondering how are you getting on now Henarar ??
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ok 
, its not hurting now, I have been trying not to over do it but at the same time get our silage done while I am ok. we have done most of it just want some weather to get the odds and sods done
I have a CT scan on the 26th and I presume the OP not long after that, I just hope I don't get another puncture before that
, its not hurting now, I have been trying not to over do it but at the same time get our silage done while I am ok. we have done most of it just want some weather to get the odds and sods doneI have a CT scan on the 26th and I presume the OP not long after that, I just hope I don't get another puncture before that
puntabrava
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Moral is its more healthy to farm than spend too much time discussing it then!
A bit of an update
had a scan a consultation and an echocardiogram at various intervals over the last few months a then told I would have to go up to the BRI for a consultation.
so last Friday I get a letter saying to ring them to make an appointment so I did only to be told that they had already made an appointment for Wednesday [yesterday] then they rang Tuesday afternoon and said if the consultation went ok they may operate on Saturday
so we went up to Bristol yesterday and ended up having pre-opp and meeting the anaesthetist so it took ages and I will be back up on Sat to have it done, he said three days in there if all goes well but the worst is I can't do anything for three weeks then not fully back to work for another month
Oh and apparently it is going to hurt
stupid thing is I feel fine at the moment
had a scan a consultation and an echocardiogram at various intervals over the last few months a then told I would have to go up to the BRI for a consultation.
so last Friday I get a letter saying to ring them to make an appointment so I did only to be told that they had already made an appointment for Wednesday [yesterday] then they rang Tuesday afternoon and said if the consultation went ok they may operate on Saturday
so we went up to Bristol yesterday and ended up having pre-opp and meeting the anaesthetist so it took ages and I will be back up on Sat to have it done, he said three days in there if all goes well but the worst is I can't do anything for three weeks then not fully back to work for another month
Oh and apparently it is going to hurt
stupid thing is I feel fine at the moment
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- East Essexshire
Good luck, hope it all goes well.
They say prevention is better than cure. Let's hope so!
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- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Very best of luck to you (and the skill of a good surgeon of course).
dstudent
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That's nice, thank you
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- Breconshire
Thinking of you
good luck old bean ,good recovery
Farmerwill
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- Linconshire
Hope you have speedy recovery and get back to work soon. Got to be better than the collapses.
gone up the hill
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Any fit nurses on the ward that farmerclare should be worried about lol??
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Keep jabbing the morphine button as it helps before the nurses nick it tomorrow.
Glad it's now sorted and wishing you a speedy recovery
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- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
All the best. Hope you're soon fighting fit and back on the farm again.