Snaggletooth Posted January 25, 2011 #26 Posted January 25, 2011 A friend of mine needed both hands done. He builds custom cabinets and didn't want to be down for so long doing one and then the other. So being the bright guy he talked the doc into doing them both at the same time. It really tests your friendship when your buddy calls you at midnight and says, "My zipper is stuck." He learned.
Drreb Posted January 26, 2011 #27 Posted January 26, 2011 Don't get worked up about it, it is really a piece of cake. I had it and is was no sweat at all. Good luck!
dray Posted January 27, 2011 #28 Posted January 27, 2011 And you know the feeling because??? well now im all caught up on that one and I know im not alone in checking out the power of a good fencer and after all these years I can now even smile when I talk about it:big-grin-emoticon: if you have never tryed it you should at least ONE TIME!!!
rentalguy1 Posted January 27, 2011 #29 Posted January 27, 2011 Glad yours was easy. I've had one done on the hands, and one done on the spine/legs. I almost got arrested over the hands. I told the doc that was it, and he didn't want to listen, so I lost it a bit on him. The back was no fun, either. The left leg was horrible, but since my right leg is mostly paralyzed I didn't feel anything there.
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