u/fireinsaigon

arthroscopic surgery 2 days ago

hi

i had arthroscopic surgery two days ago for paralabral cyst and suspected labral tear

labral tear was minor so they removed the cyst and did labral debridement. no anchoring

5 incision points. surgery about 5 hours from fall asleep to wake up.

day 1 was miserable - numb hand and no movement, the surgical smells, side effects of anesthesia and more than anything the throat effects of intubation. no appetite. overnight in surgical recovery.

day 2 - also not great - released from hospital. pain ups and downs and hot / cold cycles in my body. regained some hand movement but still feels numbness a little. sweat soaked the entire bed but slept well. was able to go for a short walk. ate a little food.

day 3 - today - arm in a sling have not moved it at all - pain has subsided. appetite is strong. hand still a little numb. decided to not take pain killers today. maybe i should anyways? went for a longer walk.

bowel movements smell terrible as the general anesthesia gets out of my system.

unclear if the pain that led to the surgery is gone now. did i fix the problem?

post-op follow up is day 8. expect to be back to normal after 2 weeks?

wondering when i can experiment with some mobility? no post op instruction from hospital except meds.

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u/fireinsaigon — 2 days ago

Labrum tear without MRI indication?

Hi all,

I am having arthroscopic surgery on Monday - with the primary procedure being to compress or drain a para-labral cyst w/ a lesion. Damage to the labrum is not visible on the MRI. The cyst is in the spino-glenoid notch and there's nerves there and that's a possible cause of my symptoms.

I have all the classical symptoms of a labral tear/SLAP tear - same pains, same clicking, same range of motion issues, etc. I convinced myself a long time ago I did have a SLAP tear and it's just an MRI slice issue. I think shoulder instability and my body compensating has also caused increased neck issues and a disc herniation in the cervical spine which is leading to all kinds of secondary problems.

I'm getting kind of anxious about the risk of surgery just to compress a cyst. And secretely just hope that there's also a labral tear found to justify that risk, the cost, the pain.

Just curious if there's anyone out there that had similar findings and after surgery, whether there was a labral tear found or not.

Thanks

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u/fireinsaigon — 7 days ago

Circle stop loss robbed me of 20k - 30k swing

yeah - that was me, the guy hitting yesterday's low. $15.36 swing. what shoulda been a 20k win at a $35 cost basis instead turned into a $10k loss.

sometimes i think "they" can see my stop order and placed sell orders to eat my stop.

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u/fireinsaigon — 10 days ago

I posted a couple times about being a frustrated newbie and making kitchen uppers for my wife while off for a week.

I finished the project today minus the sliding fluted glass doors - ran out of wood and tools broke.

I live in a tiny home. 600 sqft. It's totally japandi style.

The right was existing kitchen and the left sideis my project. For years there was just a generic shelf. The kitchen wasn't cleaned -- oops.

I built the bottom shelf out of 8020 and edge glued oak for the shelves. The top cabinet is made out of solid oak. I ordered some white Corian for the top of the 8020 shelf.

I have some worries about

  1. use edge glued oak for the french cleat. But it's 30mm thick.

  2. didn't screw in the top of the cleat yet

  3. just in general nervous it will fall

This project was my first time really making furniture ,using a router, making a french cleat and trying to make cabinet doors. Everything went wrong, but I finished and wife is happy.

u/fireinsaigon — 18 days ago
▲ 24 r/Nagoya

5.7 in Nara felt as a 3 in Ise. could hear the ground growling for 20 seconds before the shaking.

Worst one I've ever felt in Ise since living here. Only other one I've really felt was the new years day one (Noto?) a few years ago.

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u/fireinsaigon — 20 days ago

I am 49yo engineer getting into a new hobby and giving a go at furniture making as i move towards retirement. I made a japanese style low bed, a shelved bedroom closet, some shelves and a few odds and ends here and there

Been using mostly a track saw but was realizing the limitations of it so did some upgrades that arrived today.

Felt like everything is basically going wrong

* my Kreg prs2100 showed up with a missing part for locking the fence down and so i cant use it

* i hit the fence with the blade on my SawStop cts and now the brake needs replacement. Literally had it one day.

* i can never figure out the right orientation on my plunge router and it constantly catches or burns and i destroyed a cabinet door i was working on making. Somehow the router bit got too loose and descended

* my kreg pocket hole drill outs are always so rough - splintered wood all around the picket hole. I even try to plug them but its hopeless

* nothing ever seems to be at 90 degree angles or straight lines no matter how hard i try

* my router has no dust attachment and literally my entire garage is now covered in dust

* ive screwed up so many times that now i am out of wood and online order is the only way i can get wood because i live remotely

*i regularly get the math wrong or cut the wrong direction of

* i have no idea how to mount the router on the router table. It seems to be missing a bracket or something

This is just the start of it. I am a highly intelligent person and pretty handy around the house and farm. But i am failing miserably right now.

I am off for a week and promised my wife some new kitchen uppers. Sliding glass doors. I dont know how to deliver on that promise at this point. I am screwing everything up. I will be on my 4th attempt at cabinet doors.

Does it ever get better? The people on youtube make it look so easy. I am really broken inside about the failure - taking it personally. My wife looks at me like i am incompetent and thinks i just keep wasting money on tools.

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u/fireinsaigon — 21 days ago
▲ 26 r/Nagoya

I'm an organic farmer in Mie prefecture. We just pulled a garlic harvest. This year, we're trying to see if there's any interest in our harvest on reddit. We have a lot in the ground - lots of chili peppers in a few months. We do all our own seed harvesting, seedlings, planting and harvesting.

Let me know if anyone wants fresh garlic just pulled from the ground. 1000 yen for 1kg.

We can ship to you via japan post if you tell me how much. Pay by paypay. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayberryfarm_

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u/fireinsaigon — 26 days ago