Comments on: The Real Culprit http://arcanius.silverfir.net/blog/the-real-culprit The life and thoughts of Ryan McElroy Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:50:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Shai http://arcanius.silverfir.net/blog/the-real-culprit/comment-page-1#comment-129611 Shai Fri, 12 Oct 2007 18:57:33 +0000 http://arcanius.silverfir.net/wp/the-real-culprit#comment-129611 So, how about that Cribbage? I hear it's fun, while not being too physical. Seriously though, that's a pretty bang up job you did, but before you know it, 6 months will be gone and you'll be mostly back up to speed. :) So, how about that Cribbage? I hear it’s fun, while not being too physical.

Seriously though, that’s a pretty bang up job you did, but before you know it, 6 months will be gone and you’ll be mostly back up to speed. :)

]]> By: Stickman http://arcanius.silverfir.net/blog/the-real-culprit/comment-page-1#comment-129437 Stickman Wed, 10 Oct 2007 04:15:53 +0000 http://arcanius.silverfir.net/wp/the-real-culprit#comment-129437 All I know is ligaments don't heal very fast. Make sure you get the best treatment possible, because your knees are important, and ligaments need all the help they can get. All I know is ligaments don’t heal very fast. Make sure you get the best treatment possible, because your knees are important, and ligaments need all the help they can get.

]]> By: Ben http://arcanius.silverfir.net/blog/the-real-culprit/comment-page-1#comment-129414 Ben Tue, 09 Oct 2007 23:53:51 +0000 http://arcanius.silverfir.net/wp/the-real-culprit#comment-129414 Well that's a bit of a bummer - 6 months without ultimate. On the other hand, it is only 6 months. However, from former coworkers who had such surgery, the knee is never 100% afterwards. I'd suggest maybe easing up on the hard physical games - maybe take a laid-back (but still enjoyable and competitive) approach to ultimate in the future. Best wishes and here's looking at a speedy and 100% recovery! Well that’s a bit of a bummer - 6 months without ultimate. On the other hand, it is only 6 months. However, from former coworkers who had such surgery, the knee is never 100% afterwards. I’d suggest maybe easing up on the hard physical games - maybe take a laid-back (but still enjoyable and competitive) approach to ultimate in the future. Best wishes and here’s looking at a speedy and 100% recovery!

]]> By: Daniel Marsh http://arcanius.silverfir.net/blog/the-real-culprit/comment-page-1#comment-129413 Daniel Marsh Tue, 09 Oct 2007 23:48:07 +0000 http://arcanius.silverfir.net/wp/the-real-culprit#comment-129413 Sorry to hear that the injury turned out to be the worst case scenario. Would you like me to find out the name of the doctor who patched Carolyn's knee back together? Seems to have done a good job, as she is now doing Iron Man and whatnot. Sorry to hear that the injury turned out to be the worst case scenario. Would you like me to find out the name of the doctor who patched Carolyn’s knee back together? Seems to have done a good job, as she is now doing Iron Man and whatnot.

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