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shoulder injury

Postby carryfast-yeti » Mon Feb 04, 2019 9:45 pm

happened in my garden 3 weeks ago.arm in a sling for 2 weeks,then back to the fracture clinic today.they told me still a problem,and being booked for an ultrasound scan :(
until that i don't know if i'll be able to continue my driving career.not happy :cry:
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Re: shoulder injury

Postby cypry0 » Mon Feb 04, 2019 11:08 pm

Sorry to here that, i hope they can sort it.
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Re: shoulder injury

Postby carryfast-yeti » Tue Feb 05, 2019 10:49 am

thank you,cypry0
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Postby cypry0 » Tue Feb 05, 2019 3:49 pm

You're welcome. I know how you feel, I've just left my job. Due to having a degenerative neurological condition, which has caused me to lose control of my left hand.
I can still drive ok, but its a nightmare trying to do air lines and the like.
Dont know what i will be doing next, I've been lorry driving for the last 37 years :o
The dogs loving me home everyday, not sure about the wife though :lol:
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Postby carryfast-yeti » Tue Feb 05, 2019 7:18 pm

cypry0 wrote:You're welcome. I know how you feel, I've just left my job. Due to having a degenerative neurological condition, which has caused me to lose control of my left hand.
I can still drive ok, but its a nightmare trying to do air lines and the like.
Dont know what i will be doing next, I've been lorry driving for the last 37 years :o
The dogs loving me home everyday, not sure about the wife though :lol:


sorry to hear that mate :(
i've been driving heavy goods 39 years..and was hoping to make it to 42 years and retirement.been told today my sick pay entitlement is 16 weeks full pay,then 16 weeks half pay..so got a little bit of time to get sorted.
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Re: shoulder injury

Postby cypry0 » Wed Feb 06, 2019 3:18 pm

carryfast-yeti wrote:
cypry0 wrote:You're welcome. I know how you feel, I've just left my job. Due to having a degenerative neurological condition, which has caused me to lose control of my left hand.
I can still drive ok, but its a nightmare trying to do air lines and the like.
Dont know what i will be doing next, I've been lorry driving for the last 37 years :o
The dogs loving me home everyday, not sure about the wife though :lol:


sorry to hear that mate :(
i've been driving heavy goods 39 years..and was hoping to make it to 42 years and retirement.been told today my sick pay entitlement is 16 weeks full pay,then 16 weeks half pay..so got a little bit of time to get sorted.


That has to be a relief,hope you can get it sorted.
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