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Old 03-19-2014, 03:27 PM
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Please keep me in your thoughts and prayers. Thought I was having a gout flare up, the last few weeks. Went to the Dr. yesterday, and found out I have a bone spur on my right elbow. No surgery for now thank goodness! Ready to get full range movement in my arm. Thanks guys!
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Old 03-19-2014, 03:34 PM
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Good luck Pal hope you get better fast. Keep us posted.
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I heard a bone spur on the LEFT elbow helps you plow better (learned that from an old farmer )

Can you get the doc to move it before plow day?





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Old 03-19-2014, 05:00 PM
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I hear they are quite painful. Praying your problem can be handled without being operating on.
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Yep you got it Allen, I know just how you feel as I have one on my shoulder blade but my (back cracker)<--- that what they call them around here takes care of me every 6 weeks!
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Will do Allen! Take care buddy!
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Sorry to hear that bud. Hope you can get it taken care of! Prayers for you!
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Sure thing Allen. Take care of yourself and I hope no surgery is necessary.

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