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tubby
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a new but not top unexpected twist. the chemo drugs are known to attack nerves too, and whilst it normally happens during treatment ive had a loss of feeling that didnt start until a month after the end of chemo. can make balance whilst holding extended kicks interesting.
nothung can be done other than hope neurons regrow in 6-12 months.
as with everything theres a bright side. pushups on knuckles on the wooden floor dont hurt ar all anymore  |
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bushido_man96
KF Sensei
Joined: 31 Mar 2006
Posts: 30188
Location: Hays, KS
Styles: Taekwondo, Combat Hapkido, Aikido, GRACIE, Police Krav Maga, SPEAR
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tubby
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just as I'm really getting on top of things and ready for final surgery in 2 weeks, they've delayed again as the dr, the one I confirmed booked this date for surgery, is on holidays. The stoma isn't holding me back much but I'm really looking forward to getting it done, right now I know all my physical progress will be reset then. Its even more frustrating as I;ve been in for 4 Dr's visits recently across the various disciplines, all have looked up my files and discussed the dates of surgery (blood thinners affect a lot of treatment options) and none mentioned the date had changed.
Still getting 2* a week to the gym, training the kids footie team, tkd twice a week and spent a couple of hours doing laps of the mtb park this week. about the only issues it causes is a physical lump in the way of some stretches and a little more care on core lifts - dead and squats really.
Was a bit disappointed not to be going for 2nd dan grading this weekend, not sure if it was due to the 6 weeks I missed after surgery last year. On the plus side my youngest turns 5 today, and he's holding me and my masters statement that he was too young at 4 to start so he'll be kitting up next week with me. He came with me on Thursday to watch the coloured belts grade and is more excited to start. |
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tubby
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recovering well from surgery yesterday to put my inside bits back inside. lrss than 24 hours out and they're removing morphine and im walking ok.
a refelction on my training for 9 months with a stoma. not many people can say they got their butt kicked and the crap kicked out of them and mean both things literally. |
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JR 137
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Joined: 10 May 2015
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Location: In the dojo
Styles: Seido Juku
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recovering well from surgery yesterday to put my inside bits back inside. lrss than 24 hours out and they're removing morphine and im walking ok.
a refelction on my training for 9 months with a stoma. not many people can say they got their butt kicked and the crap kicked out of them and mean both things literally. |
I'm glad everything went well. And it's great to see your positive outlook and sense of humor about it all.
When do you think you'll get back on the floor? |
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tubby
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| id be guessing 4-6 weeks. the wound has been lrft open to heal from the inside. |
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Patrick
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sensei8
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Joined: 23 Feb 2008
Posts: 16430
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Styles: Shindokan Saitou-ryu [Shuri-te/Okinawa-te based]
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So happy to hear the recovery is going well, tubby! 
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Yes, this is great news, tubby!!
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tubby
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I made my return to class last night. and as a bonus, my 5 year old who has been impatient to start is now training with us too. A bit stiff, a bit out of shape and being a bit careful as the wound is still a little divot and obviously not that strong, but felt great to be back there. Whilst the stoma and pouch weren't a big deal, not having that physical lump there makes kicking and stretching much nicer. And the hernia belt I had to wear -was always catching on my pants and belt.
Recovery took a twist after a week, I thought it was massive wind pains which is not unusual after bowl surgery, Pretty much a crippling cramp for 30 seconds every 2-3 minutes. It was exhausting as I couldn't sleep and my whole core ached from that regular tensing. Then one day I spent the whole day on the toilet. Seems a twist in the bowels came just good and pain never came back.
Rode my bike into hospital yesterday for final follow up on the blood clot with the haematologist. I never went back on the thinners after surgery anyway due to the open wound, all is well and I am now finished any active treatment. Time to get my middle age behind back in shape for a couple of mtb marathon races coming up and that grading in November. Getting shape for final round of state TKD events in October would probably be pushing things, be as daft as entering sparring during radiation/chemo was. |
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bushido_man96
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