Anybody had a broken collar bone that wouldn't knit?

[benborp]

Congratulations and good luck with the continued recovery. Riding again should make it all a little easier to get back up to speed.

 

[ColinJ]

Gonna take the bike out this weekend to see how it feels. Woohoo!

So ... how did it feel?

 

[Globalti]

Not too bad... legs felt OK thanks to walking, fitness wasn't great, the arms and shoulders felt weak especially the one that's lost all its muscle. Only did 6 flattish miles. Today the frozen shoulder feels a bit less stiff.

Last night I had an MRI scan, which was interesting, the scanner was a beautiful sculpture of plastic lit up like the inside of a Boeing Dreamliner. Lots of wierd buzzing noises and a nice warm sensation. Going to see the Sawbones again Friday to talk about sorting the frozen shoulder.

 

[ColinJ]

Well, that still sounds like progress. Good luck with the frozen shoulder.

I've had a few CT scans but not an MRI.

If you are ready for a decent ride by then, my annual Whalley - Conder Green ride will be on either the last Saturday in March or the first one in April. We certainly will not be riding quickly.

 

[Globalti]

Ten cold windy miles on the bike this afternoon. Not very comfortable and the shoulders felt weak and sitting down now my gut looks horribly podgy but... I made it.

 

[ColinJ]

Ten cold windy miles on the bike this afternoon. Not very comfortable and the shoulders felt weak... but... I made it.

Well done, that's 8 more than I bothered to do. (I just cycled to the shops and back.)

... now my gut looks horribly podgy...

I know you liked your slim waist, but ... join the club!

I'm sure that I will shift the last stone or so that I want to lose once the winter is finally over and I ramp up my weekly distance.