11-10-2016, 05:15 AM
(11-10-2016, 02:41 AM)Rboe_imp Wrote: I've never had that (at least, not yet) but other bits have been worked on while I was put out. Recovery is like house building. First day or so hardly any progress, then boom, like the framing, lot's of progress for about a week. Then, like the house as you get into the details, progress seems to really slow down - then one day you find out you're back to 100% (or as close as you'll ever get).Yep, I just thought I might try a ride today after only a week, but was rolling the bike a bit in the garage and realized if I had to catch it, it would not be a good thing. So it'll sit for a while longer.
The trick is to not over do it when you thinks things are just swimmingly good (I did that with my shoulder when I shattered the clavical, doing things like pull ups, picking up the CB after laying it on the grass - on purpose, installing the case savers etc. then finding out it was not healing. Oiy!). That can set you back a bit.
But you still have to push yourself a bit so that rust does not settle in. It can be a fine line.
Enjoy the movies! There were some posters of movies on the bar wall in Furnace Creek of westerns that were filmed in Death Valley and a couple looked very interesting so they are on my bucket list now.
This is a good time of year to go to Death Valley, reminds me!
