cortisone is my friend.
Greetings from my new apartment-o!
Kim let me know earlier that I keep apparently signing on and off on a regular basis. Yeah, even though we finally got internet up in here it apparently sucks and likes to kick out every once in a while. So, I apologize if it bugs you a lot...but I have no control over that.
In other news, I LOVE CORTISONE! My right knee has not felt this good in...so long. At least since last October or even before. I can bend it and not feel any pain. It's so incredibly glorious. (Of course, nothing is really fixed and it's really only diminishing the inflammation, but with more work and strength training maybe it'll be back to being good on its own...) I'm getting my left knee done in about...45 minutes. Or, as will probably be the case, I'll show up then and not get into a room until about 2:15 or 2:30. Then, when they give me the shot I'll get the weird tingling sensation down my shin again. Seriously, weirdest feeling I've ever had in my leg. He put in the needle - just like a little prick to the skin - then when he actually injected I felt this uncomfortable sensation run down the side of my shin. So weird, but so worth it.
I hope you are all having grand times in your respective areas...I'm just preseasoning it up! It's supremely wonderful and I'm loving 95% of it. We have lots of new information up about this year...If you're really bored and have nothing better to do, you can surf around for news about us at www.usi.edu/sports/vball/vball.asp. If you have a higher speed internet connection and are REALLY bored, you can look at our Media Guide. It's really good. Dan the man did a supremely wonderful job on it. There's a link on the right side of the screen.
Okay, I'll stop gushing about volleyball and happy knees now. Have a great day!
Kim let me know earlier that I keep apparently signing on and off on a regular basis. Yeah, even though we finally got internet up in here it apparently sucks and likes to kick out every once in a while. So, I apologize if it bugs you a lot...but I have no control over that.
In other news, I LOVE CORTISONE! My right knee has not felt this good in...so long. At least since last October or even before. I can bend it and not feel any pain. It's so incredibly glorious. (Of course, nothing is really fixed and it's really only diminishing the inflammation, but with more work and strength training maybe it'll be back to being good on its own...) I'm getting my left knee done in about...45 minutes. Or, as will probably be the case, I'll show up then and not get into a room until about 2:15 or 2:30. Then, when they give me the shot I'll get the weird tingling sensation down my shin again. Seriously, weirdest feeling I've ever had in my leg. He put in the needle - just like a little prick to the skin - then when he actually injected I felt this uncomfortable sensation run down the side of my shin. So weird, but so worth it.
I hope you are all having grand times in your respective areas...I'm just preseasoning it up! It's supremely wonderful and I'm loving 95% of it. We have lots of new information up about this year...If you're really bored and have nothing better to do, you can surf around for news about us at www.usi.edu/sports/vball/vball.asp. If you have a higher speed internet connection and are REALLY bored, you can look at our Media Guide. It's really good. Dan the man did a supremely wonderful job on it. There's a link on the right side of the screen.
Okay, I'll stop gushing about volleyball and happy knees now. Have a great day!