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Doctor told me to drink lots of water. I don’t know how much more I can drink?
Doctor told me to drink lots of water. I don’t know how much more I can drink?
No sir! T gave me a week to pass it, then they will have to remove it!I try to get a gallon daily, tapering off after about 8 pm. That includes my morning dose of 1 oz lemon juice concentrate and 8 oz lemonade or limeade, filling the rest of the 24 oz shaker bottle with water. My doc thinks those two are the most important to prevent recurrence. Have you found out what kind of stones you have yet?
No sir! T gave me a week to pass it, then they will have to remove it!
Talked to Callaway CS about the fracture in my GBB Epic driver crown. Their response was...."Send us the driver and $380 and we'll send you a new Mavrik".
Well it's that time of year again, edits to last year's rant above in red.California "Public Safety" power outages compliments of PG&E (with a major assist from the idiots that run this state). Winds were howling at the house yesterday and today at a whopping 1 to 3 mph, so they shut the power off around 1:00 AM yesterday, and will likely be out until tonight or tomorrow morning .....................
Had a MRI on my neck and they uploaded the results findings on the online portal. Why dont they word those things so that I can understand?!? HA! Cause if I start googling, you know google will say, you are going to die.
Doctor told me to drink lots of water. I don’t know how much more I can drink?
Never had those stones, but had the gallbladder out many years ago. Stones in the body are awful. Best of luck ,sir.No sir! T gave me a week to pass it, then they will have to remove it!
Damn man, sorry to hear your still struggling. I drink at least a gallon of water everyday. Usually more. My doc said the best way to prevent them is to keep fluids moving through.
Depending on the type, there are other things that can be done. Let’s hope you have the one type.
A week? At least that means they’re passable in size. Otherwise they’d have broke them up. Once you feel the pain moving, they’re moving if you haven’t already. At that point for me it’s always “go time”. That means I drink water to the point my eyeballs are swimming. Let the pressure build and try to blast them out with authority.
I don’t know if that’s sound medical advice (which it’s not medical advice, just sharing a miserable experience) but it’s worked several times for me.
For those that haven’t had them, this is a hurting dude right now. For those that have, enough said.
Godspeed good sir!
Sliced. Loosens the soil up and is an alternative to punching greens in the Fall. It will heal faster than punched greens and they don't need to sand it. In a week you will never know its there.View attachment 8962744
What in the ever loving **** would be a good reason to do this to a green?
That does not look especially putt-able.View attachment 8962744
What in the ever loving **** would be a good reason to do this to a green?
They're supposed to go over it with a roller so the straps aren't scalloped correct? Because they forgot that part.Sliced. Loosens the soil up and is an alternative to punching greens in the Fall. It will heal faster than punched greens and they don't need to sand it. In a week you will never know its there.
Generally yes they should.They're supposed to go over it with a roller so the straps aren't scalloped correct? Because they forgot that part.