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i would like to lose some fat weight, but would rather like to keep my muscle mass.
lets hear what you are doing
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like I said, it isn't easy or fun way to lose the muscle or fat you worked hard to get
lost lots of muscle mass since the wreck, my arms look skinny as hell, legs don't look so well either they look a bit bird like, hadn't been on a bench yet but I'm pretty sure with as loose and skinny as my arms are I'm not going to be able to press the 340lbs I was able to before.
but if you want to give it a shot and I don't recommend this, but the way it happened to me was get in a bad fucking wreck, break/shatter/fracture lots of bones from head to toe, get a bit of sight, smell, taste loss, a tbi, lose several units of blood they don't transfuse back to replace, some internal issues, several surgeries to rebuild bone with more needed in the future, spend 31 days in the hospital and rehab with close to half of that in a coma/icu and on respirator, have a catheter the size of a water hose for several weeks, then get released from the rehab six weeks short of what they wanted to keep you and head to the house to be house bound in a wheelchair/hoverround for approx 5 month (16 weeks of that was a no standing restriction), with approx 3 month of walker use lapping into that, then several more months with a cane walking as much as possible everyday throughout the day, then ditch the cane and walk as far as possible everyday throughout the day all the while hurting like hell from the back of your head to your toes (its been well over a year and I still hurt as much as first day I can remember after the wreck) and cutting back on eating, and man you'll loose some weight and muscle mass.
as for riding the hoverround so much was it fit through most of the doorways in the house except the bathroom doors, the regular manual wheel chair wouldn't even fit through the front door, I did use it later on after august into september outdoors when I had to go farther than I could stagger with the walker, you'd of like to get a vid of when we went to the chick indian museum down south, we went down into the dance grounds down the walkway, easy as hell rolling down the path, fucking rough wheeling that bastard back up the path, bout halfway up I felt a surge and it was my woman and her sister grabbing the handles and pushing, about three quarters the way up they told me to slow down pushing the wheels cause it was making them have to power walk to push me.
yeah, and don't think you'll drive around where ever either, ortho doc didn't release me to drive until october, the dean mcgee docs had ran me through a shitload of test before they released me to drive, three specialist seen me before that happened, after one of the spec's seen me and found out injuries I have were caused by bike wreck he said he'd be selling his.
like I said above, don't think you'll be done getting cut on after the hospital stay, the ortho doc says from the getgo I was going to have to have several surgeries in future on both legs, part of that is so the bones won't be so crooked and other part is where the bones will be stronger than they are now, you know it's fucked up when your on your hands and knees and your shin touches the floor when it isn't supposed to.
course when you're in a coma and the docs are going to cut your legs off because they can't rebuild/repair them in a good timeframe and neuro docs won't release you to be operated on because of the tbi, my woman raised hell with all of them, neuro docs gave a 1 1/2 hour or less timeframe (depending on my vitals staying stable) to do one shattered leg at a time, so one team of ortho did one leg, then several days later I was stable enough for another team to do the other leg, I'd already had the external stabilizer rod surgeries put on my legs first day I arrived at ou