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Posted: 9/14/2010 12:40:49 PM EDT
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Posted: 9/14/2010 12:41:52 PM EDT
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Did they cut any muscle when they took out the Kidney? If so that may effect your back if it is weak and not supporting your spine like normal. |
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Posted: 9/15/2010 8:24:57 AM EDT
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only 36 here.... 2531 USMC humpin a fvcking radio everywhere was hell on the body. Was fast roping onto a GOPLAT and the helo lifted on me... the end of the rope all of the sudden was 10 feet off the deck! needless to say 50lb ruck plus 10 foot drop equals OUCH! hangin in bro, hope you feel better soon1
I'm only 38 but the Marines was hell on the body.. I had a tennis ball but lost it..,  that would suck the big one..............back is doing better but im being careful this week and the next week...the crud is kicking my ass with my eyes trying to pop out of my head... 
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Posted: 9/15/2010 8:25:55 AM EDT
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Slugo Did they cut any muscle when they took out the Kidney? If so that may effect your back if it is weak and not supporting your spine like normal. yes they did cut my stomach muscles but they are doing well... 
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Posted: 9/15/2010 2:40:42 PM EDT
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Sluggo, If they cut your stomach muscles be real careful when doing any heavy work; use a lifting belt
They cut mine from crotch to sternum, after 15 years the incision split open to form a line of hernias from crotch to sternum. I had to get surgery to fix them and now 1-1/2 years later am still sore and have to be very careful. I now have a large patch of that bullet proof material stuff sown into the stomach wall. Looks awe full but works. so when lifting use a belt even years after . 
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Posted: 9/16/2010 2:28:05 AM EDT
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only 36 here.... 2531 USMC humpin a fvcking radio everywhere was hell on the body. Was fast roping onto a GOPLAT and the helo lifted on me... the end of the rope all of the sudden was 10 feet off the deck! needless to say 50lb ruck plus 10 foot drop equals OUCH! hangin in bro, hope you feel better soon1
I'm only 38 but the Marines was hell on the body.. I had a tennis ball but lost it.., that would suck the big one..............back is doing better but im being careful this week and the next week...the crud is kicking my ass with my eyes trying to pop out of my head... I've had the crud for going on three weeks...
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Posted: 9/16/2010 4:46:08 AM EDT
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Sluggo, If they cut your stomach muscles be real careful when doing any heavy work; use a lifting belt They cut mine from crotch to sternum, after 15 years the incision split open to form a line of hernias from crotch to sternum. I had to get surgery to fix them and now 1-1/2 years later am still sore and have to be very careful. I now have a large patch of that bullet proof material stuff sown into the stomach wall. Looks awe full but works. so when lifting use a belt even years after .   I will keep that in mind..............
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