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I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by clovishound » Mon Jul 11, 2016 3:55 pm

I had some minor(ish) surgery last week. Nothing major, just something I needed to get done before it got a bunch worse, or I got too old to get over surgery.

Anyway, part of the recovery is not being able to lift and do certain things. Going to the range seems to be one of the things I probably shouldn't do for a while. I should be good to go by the end of the month. I miss time at the range with my daughter, and I miss shooting the Henrys.

Maybe I'll see if my daughter wants to go, and I will just watch her have a good time shooting. That's a lot of what I enjoy about the range trips anyway.

BTW, so far I am doing quite well. Just more than a little bored sitting around the house. I would walk a little more, but temps are not low enough to do that until the sun goes down. I normally work until the wee hours, so getting up at 6:30 is unlikely. Can't even do some reloading. Pulling the handle a couple hundred times in a session seems like a recipe to strain the blowout patch.
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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by Deadwood Dutch » Mon Jul 11, 2016 4:15 pm

Sorry to hear that you will not be able to shoot for a while. But if you needed the surgery then I suppose that it is for the best. I wish you a speedy and complete recovery.

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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by White Squirrel » Mon Jul 11, 2016 4:27 pm

Follow orders and get well and you will be shooting again before you know it.

Until then, take your daughter to the range and live vicariously through her! :D
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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by PT7 » Mon Jul 11, 2016 4:51 pm

Relax first and get well soon! And glad to hear you are "doing quite well." That's a thumbs up for sure. :D

Better to suffer this brief withdrawal from shooting your Henry than to "test" any needed recovery and do things too quickly! ;) And by the end of the month, you never know. The temps may drop some and the range will be even more inviting.

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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by CT_Shooter » Mon Jul 11, 2016 5:15 pm

Surgery is never easy (I've had too many), but it is always advisable to take care and allow time for healing afterwards. The good thing about growing older is that time passes so much more quickly than it used to, though healing does take a bit longer, as well.

Watching ClovisPup shooting that Henry sounds like a great way to pass some of the time!
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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by JEBar » Mon Jul 11, 2016 5:52 pm

clovishound wrote:I had some minor(ish) surgery last week. Nothing major,
just to make it "perfectly clear" .... when its on me there is no such thing as minor surgery .. :shock: .. glad yours went well and that you are on the mend

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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by RetiredSeabee » Mon Jul 11, 2016 9:11 pm

Wish you a full recovery. Take care of yourself and enjoy watching the young lady.
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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by daytime dave » Mon Jul 11, 2016 9:25 pm

Best wishes for a fast, full recovery. Take the advice already offered. Watch Clovispup have fun and you will have fun.

Get well soon.
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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by Sir Henry » Tue Jul 12, 2016 9:40 pm

Take care of yourself and you will be back shooting before you know it.
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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by Henry88 » Tue Jul 12, 2016 9:41 pm

I don't have to shoot to have a good time at the range.

I can enjoy just watching other people shoot, and all the different guns, etc.

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Re: I'm suffering from withdrawl

Post by White Squirrel » Tue Jul 12, 2016 11:35 pm

Henry88 wrote:I don't have to shoot to have a good time at the range.

I can enjoy just watching other people shoot, and all the different guns, etc.
I agree. Like taking my wife and daughter fishing. I never get to fish because I am too busy taking fish off the line and re-baiting hooks, but I still have a blast watching how excited they get.

Still, it is a lot of fun when you get to do it yourself, either fishing or shooting.
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