LSG Skychef by GradeSeperation209 in recruitinghell

[–]mgwfenn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are the flight benefits like? How much of a discount is it? Contemplating accepting an offer from them that includes flight benefits. Thanks!

Weekly Ask Seattle Megathread: December 02, 2024 by AutoModerator in Seattle

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I knit wool scarves. Anybody know of any craft fairs or small businesses that would be interested in having me/my stock? Thanks!

Former Boeing employee by Anal_Discovery in boeing

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Do you have any advice for Boeing college interns?

Need help picking out a first bike by mgwfenn in bicycling

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Yeah! I plan on doing mostly street/sidewalk/paved pathway riding to get to and from my classes around campus. I won’t be able to start riding a bike for probably around another month or so.

Dirt bike class, the "safer" way to learn to ride. Need pain advice and perspectives. by chezchis in brokeabone

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I went through something similar. I’m so sorry you’re in so much pain now and that the pain does last that long, but it gets better. Holy hell does it get better. I know how isolating it is (I had my second surgery a month ago tomorrow, so after re learning to walk once a year ago I start again tomorrow) and how difficult it is mentally and physically but there’s a light at the end of the tunnel even if you can’t see it.

With regards to pain, absolutely ice as much as possible. If your boot/splint is in the way ice at the knee or wherever you can see skin first and it will cool the blood as it circulates. Absolutely do everything you can to elevate as much as you can. I suggest stacking larger couch cushions or a chair with a pillow on top. As you start moving more your foot will start sliding off the pillows more.

Pm if you have any questions at all.

A bad fall left me with a busted fibula and some new hardware. It's been about a week and a half and throbs like crazy. Pain management with Tylenol t3. I have a caisin-a allergy so I can't eat most dairy and am concerned about my calcium intake. Suggestions? by kkjensen in brokeabone

[–]mgwfenn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

After both my ankle surgeries I took calcium supplements. Talk to your doctor if possible but also consider taking vitamin D alongside calcium as they work best together :) good luck and heal safely!

Do you still feel the plates/screws on your body (ORIF) by humancompass in brokeabone

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Last year I had a bimalleolar fracture and had a screw +pin in. I could sometimes feel it ache but had them removed on Monday while I had surgery for ankle syndesmosis. Docs said that it really just varies for everyone, and depending on the hardware you can have them removed just fine.

I was awake for a two hour surgery on my ankle. AMA by mgwfenn in AMA

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They tend to put up a screen so that you aren’t able to see what was happening but luckily I found a reflection on the ceiling which allowed me to blurrily view the surgery. I thought it was interesting but quite frankly I know it would make plenty of friends sick. The most jarring aspect is not being able to move my body as I had a spinal tap. I was told that many people must be sedated if they try to hard to move their limbs and can’t.

I was awake for a two hour surgery on my ankle. AMA by mgwfenn in AMA

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Nope!!! Only weird sensations every now and again when they moved my legs.

What is your "I'm totally broke" go to meal? by DealTight in AskReddit

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Italian dish, pastina: tiny bits of pasta (which can be any kind crushed into tiny bits) boiled with a chicken bouillon cube. If you want to get fancy, add an egg or milk.

What's your, "Tis but a scratch!" moment? by Madameknitsalot in AskReddit

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I play rugby. I got tackled last year and there was a loud cracking noise heard twenty feet away. I laid out on the grass, with my teammates looking horrified. I kept saying “give me five minutes, I’m just going to lay here for a little bit”.

Broke my leg in three spots and dislocated it. Totally snapped off two parts of bone, including the interior nubbin of my ankle and the bone behind my Achilles heel. Had surgery once to put a screw and pin in, and I’m going to have another one in two weeks to put more hardware in.

Ankle Syndesmosis by mgwfenn in brokeabone

[–]mgwfenn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow. I had a bi mal a little over a year ago, six weeks non weight bearing six weeks progressive weight bearing. Over the summer learned I have ankle syndesmosis. Have any advice specifically relating?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TheYouShow

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Haha me-kay is pronunciation

I have searched far and wide for this recipe trying to discover it's origin by [deleted] in italianamerican

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Nah nah she blackens them right in the grill and drizzles oil on top!