MikeV73
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SignUp Now!Not trying to be a wise guy, but the meniscus is a cartilage spacer between the long bones of the joint (but there is also thin layered cartilage covering the end of the long bones). Sounds like minimal damage to the meniscus, is he allowed to bear weight on the knee currently? Sometimes if a repair has been performed to a significant degree to the meniscus cartilage the orthos will not allow weightbearing to allow better healing. Meniscus have poor vascularization/oxygenation and heal slowly. If a small injury occurs on the outer layers/periphery it is much better than if the internal layers are torn. They have better blood flow to the outer 1/3 layer which is a better spot to repair and for improved healing. Hopefully his injury was only minimal and he is allowed to walk on the leg currently. But, not the end of the world if he is non-weightbearing for a stretch. Just gotta let it heal and follow restrictions until cleared!No cartilage damage. Inside meniscus had to be trimmed and cleaned up. Outer meniscus was stitched back together. (I may have those backwards, but I'm not certain.) No MCL damage.
I hear you can make your own tasty waffles at the Holiday Inn Express...sweet. So the two week period was to allow the meniscus repair to heal adequately before weight is placed on the knee. This lets the repair take, excessive weight too early could hinder the healing process. Thanks for the reply!No weight bearing for the first two weeks. Didn't take it as being a wise guy. I'm not a doctor, and I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn Express recently either.![]()
Thanks. That's what the Ortho said as well, (about the meniscus, not the waffles!I hear you can make your own tasty waffles at the Holiday Inn Express...sweet. So the two week period was to allow the meniscus repair to heal adequately before weight is placed on the knee. This lets the repair take, excessive weight too early could hinder the healing process. Thanks for the reply!
Your Spanish is correct, but the city is named after the camas lily, a prized Native American plant.
I've been waiting for Green Thumb to chime in on this one!I give you a 9 on navigating through that one. I mean, after all, there's a buttload of native American plants.
Otherwise, you'd have to have said "my city was named after a friggin flower." . . which in itself is a very good thing in my world![]()
No measurement exists that is more precise and finite than "buttload".I give you a 9 on navigating through that one. I mean, after all, there's a buttload of native American plants.
Otherwise, you'd have to have said "my city was named after a friggin flower." . . which in itself is a very good thing in my world![]()
Well, my wife is an elementary school teacher up here, so my resources were not too hard to locate. B)I give you a 9 on navigating through that one. I mean, after all, there's a buttload of native American plants.
Otherwise, you'd have to have said "my city was named after a friggin flower." . . which in itself is a very good thing in my world![]()
we dominated them!! actually, when i was at donna, donna and psja were in different classifications. psja was a bigger school. they would have killed us in football back then. but not baseball. i played baseball for donna and we beat psja my senior year.Donna Redskins 63
PSJA Bears 0
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Rotty, if I remember correctly, PSJA Bears has been struggling for the past couple of years. They're struggling to regain an identity. They were OK when I played them in high school, but are going through a rough stretch right nowwe dominated them!! actually, when i was at donna, donna and psja were in different classifications. psja was a bigger school. they would have killed us in football back then. but not baseball. i played baseball for donna and we beat psja my senior year.![]()
1982. i was your classmate. i don't recall playing psja in football. but i guess you would know since you played football.Rotty what year did you graduate from Donna? I am class of 82. We played PSJA and Weslaco every year back then.