United Brachial Plexus Network

<t>5 years down the line and I agree with Liz and Jenny.<br/> There are occasions when another arm would be handy, but most of the time I am totally adjusted to one-handed life. Anyway, peeps with 2 hands often wish they had 3, when they're doing a difficult job, so what's the different. You get use...

<t>Motorcycles are the most fantastic thing ever invented, and I'd be riding one now if I could. With everything that is fun and exciting, you have to accept a certain amount of risk. The limits to how much risk you take are very much up the the individual, but you cannot cocoon a normally active hu...

<t>When I first had my TBPI the pain was unbearable. I could only describe it to someone as plunging my hand into a deep fat fryer. Over the years the pain has lessened to the extent that I do not take any pain relief except very occasionally a Paracetamol. I don't know about you Athos, but I feel a...

<t>Hi Tina, it’s Jacko here. <br/> I’m sorry to hear about Manse. Sounds like he’s in a really bad way, but I’m glad he’s pulled through the critical stage. It’s really tough on both of you going through this process, and I can understand that Manse will be thinking that if he gets his arm lopped of...

Thy spawn of Satan! Do not mention the C word to thy Son of Sam.

Ooops. No, I'm just thick.

<t>Phew, thank goodness for that... I thought it was just me ! What's my Dad got to do with anything ???? But anyway, yes he did have a bike back in the 1940s and 50s. Also my mum had a scooter, and my brothers Charlie, Rob and Doug have all had bikes. I even tried to teach the dog to ride a bike, b...

PT is agony at the time, but wait till those endorphins kick in. Wow !

I used to be a werewolf but I'm all right noooooooowww


Well SOMEONE had to say it !

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Oh, I see what you mean...
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