Messages posted by : caron-a
okeydokey. ask no questions :roll: |
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yeah, I've left it a bit late :lol: I was looking into it in december but [lots of] events took over we're off to Lake Garda :D btw, Rose, what on earth is that number thing on facebook??? |
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I'll have you know I've been extremely busy looking into our summer holiday, booking tomorrow
[with Reading beating Liverpool going on in the background :lol:] |
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have you lot been on the sauce tonight :mrgreen:
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I wear my Donjoy under my base layer but over a silk knee tube (which it was fitted over). It not only keeps the knee warmer, extremely important, but keeps the brace firmly in place. I actually wear one on both knees, they're lovely :D can't remember the make though, sorry.
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Broken 5th Metatarsal - How long before I will be able to ski?
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 14 Replies |
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good news :thumbup:
I had some strange unexplained problem with my big toe one year and was really worried about skiing. As soon as I put my boots on, what with the moulding and the hard shell, the problem was completely forgotten about. Fingers crossed for you. |
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nice one :thumbup:
last one's a beautiful shot |
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This is what I would've done after my accident on day one in Les Arcs but I had to be up at 7am every day so the nurse could give me two very painful jabs in the derrier :evil:. I then had to get the family ready to go off to their lessons and then I'd come back and sleep, sulk, watch the skiing on Eurosport, read and listen to my ipod until it was a reasonable enough time of day for me to sample the local grape flavoured drink and drown my sorrows :cry:. This I would do until 5pm when I had to go back for more jabs. What a holiday :roll: Glad she's better mfc. Good luck with the knee, let us know how you get on. |
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