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jimlsu1
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
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| Registered on: | 10/23/2008 |
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re: Post hernia surgery question- still having some discomfort
Posted by jimlsu1 on 7/26/26 at 10:50 am to tankyank13
Thanks.
One day I don’t notice it at all and the next it feels tight with a little discomfort. Nothing I can’t live with but just want to make sure it doesn’t reoccur.
One day I don’t notice it at all and the next it feels tight with a little discomfort. Nothing I can’t live with but just want to make sure it doesn’t reoccur.
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We get them a couple times a year up here in Maryland.
My response is simple and they leave.
“I’m a devote Catholic and that is not going to change.”
They thank me and walk away
My response is simple and they leave.
“I’m a devote Catholic and that is not going to change.”
They thank me and walk away
I didn’t have anything protruding. When it started I just had intense pain. First thought was maybe kidney stones.
All my doctors are women and I was a little reluctant to have them feel all around and not find any lump in that area.
I know most surgeries will have a little lingering effect.
Still haven’t had the guts to start back sit-ups. May never.
All my doctors are women and I was a little reluctant to have them feel all around and not find any lump in that area.
I know most surgeries will have a little lingering effect.
Still haven’t had the guts to start back sit-ups. May never.
Post hernia surgery question- still having some discomfort
Posted by jimlsu1 on 7/24/26 at 9:25 am
5 months post surgery. Laparoscopic procedure.
Nothing like the pain pre-surgery but I have a continued tightness and light discomfort. Makes me tentative to push exercise or certain activities.
Has anyone else experienced this? I don’t want to go to doctor for nothing. Thanks
Nothing like the pain pre-surgery but I have a continued tightness and light discomfort. Makes me tentative to push exercise or certain activities.
Has anyone else experienced this? I don’t want to go to doctor for nothing. Thanks
I went to the Lioncore website.
How much do people take? In other words, how long does a bottle last? How often do you take it? Daily?
I have about 20 lbs I would like to lose. I know, I know, exercise and stop eating.
For me it’s a daily fight. Thanks
How much do people take? In other words, how long does a bottle last? How often do you take it? Daily?
I have about 20 lbs I would like to lose. I know, I know, exercise and stop eating.
For me it’s a daily fight. Thanks
A close friend of mines Mom lived next door to Jim Thorpe in Akron, Ohio.
I remember her telling us when she was a little kid she used to sit on his knee as he would bounce her up and down. This was back in the late 60’s, early 70’s when she told us this.
Wish I could go back and ask her more questions.
Thorpe was a complete freak.
I remember her telling us when she was a little kid she used to sit on his knee as he would bounce her up and down. This was back in the late 60’s, early 70’s when she told us this.
Wish I could go back and ask her more questions.
Thorpe was a complete freak.
5 Pages and no Joe Namath?
I’m getting old
I’m getting old
Look up Munster Go Home.
Obviously a movie with The Munsters. First movie I ever saw at a drive-in back in mid 60’s.
Obviously a movie with The Munsters. First movie I ever saw at a drive-in back in mid 60’s.
re: Lovely romantic get away: Cape May, NJ
Posted by jimlsu1 on 6/3/26 at 1:37 pm to LSUMANINVA
Not surprised you didn’t know much about Cape May but it is a gorgeous little ocean town. Big bucks there.
re: September trip to Stowe, Vt. Suggestions
Posted by jimlsu1 on 5/27/26 at 3:07 pm to RonFNSwanson
Yea. Stowe might be a tough place to find a bar that carries all the games.
You have truly never really spent much time in Phoenix.
Swing and a miss.
Swing and a miss.
re: September trip to Stowe, Vt. Suggestions
Posted by jimlsu1 on 5/27/26 at 1:58 pm to RonFNSwanson
Thanks. I traveled 30 plus years for work. Finding places to eat and drink are easy.
We always plan on watching NFL on Sunday so we need a place to do that. Wife (no pics) and I are only couple into college football. Luckily easy weekend for the Tigers.
We always plan on watching NFL on Sunday so we need a place to do that. Wife (no pics) and I are only couple into college football. Luckily easy weekend for the Tigers.
I see at least 6 times a day. But then again, Maryland is extremely diverse and people here are freaks. Lol
September trip to Stowe, Vt. Suggestions
Posted by jimlsu1 on 5/27/26 at 1:24 pm
Going to Stowe middle of September. 3 couples early 60’s.
Looking for things to do besides eat and drink. Suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
Looking for things to do besides eat and drink. Suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
No, I live outside of Baltimore but have family in Richmond.
Aside from Northern Va. Virginias overall politics doesn’t rival democrat dominated Maryland.
The further west you go in Virginia the better the overall quality of living.
Aside from Northern Va. Virginias overall politics doesn’t rival democrat dominated Maryland.
The further west you go in Virginia the better the overall quality of living.
I95 from Baltimore to Richmond is an utter nightmare.
I live here and have traveled everywhere.
I live here and have traveled everywhere.
The Exorcist.
This was a tough one for me
This was a tough one for me
re: Ideas for Poland
Posted by jimlsu1 on 5/4/26 at 7:21 pm to Big Scrub TX
Hey guys. Thanks for all the input. In some of the places mentioned including Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw and Gdansk (only Poland for now) are there any food recommendations? The places the locals eat? Thanks again
re: Ideas for Poland
Posted by jimlsu1 on 5/3/26 at 4:50 pm to Zappas Stache
Thanks. We are our early 60’s but all in decent shape to walk and see sights.
In a nutshell, we like good/great scenery, historical sights, eating and drinking. By eating I don’t mean 5 star. Prefer good pubs with local food and beer.
In a nutshell, we like good/great scenery, historical sights, eating and drinking. By eating I don’t mean 5 star. Prefer good pubs with local food and beer.
Ideas for Poland
Posted by jimlsu1 on 5/3/26 at 3:50 pm
Planning on starting a 21 day trip, next spring, starting in Warsaw. Two couples, no kids.
Hoping for ideas, not only in Warsaw, but the rest of Poland and surrounding countries. Open to trains.
This will only be first half of trip. TIA
Hoping for ideas, not only in Warsaw, but the rest of Poland and surrounding countries. Open to trains.
This will only be first half of trip. TIA
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