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Looks like I will be having rotator cuff surgery in the next few weeks. Sounds like recovery is 6-8 weeks but curious if anyone here has had this done. It 6-8 weeks about right? Success from surgery? Etc?
I've had my knee worked on twice with little relief so I am highly interested in any feedback. Per the doctor the shoulder surgery is an actual repair where the knee surgeries were more like revisions.
The real bummer is that it's my right shoulder and I'm very much right hand dominant. I can't think of much I do with my left. This will be interesting for sure.Looking for the fonting of youth.
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Nothing to see here!Ok, I really can't come up with anymore of these stupid things...
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostLooks like I will be having rotator cuff surgery in the next few weeks. Sounds like recovery is 6-8 weeks but curious if anyone here has had this done. It 6-8 weeks about right? Success from surgery? Etc?
I've had my knee worked on twice with little relief so I am highly interested in any feedback. Per the doctor the shoulder surgery is an actual repair where the knee surgeries were more like revisions.
The real bummer is that it's my right shoulder and I'm very much right hand dominant. I can't think of much I do with my left. This will be interesting for sure.
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Best of luck to you! As I am going to burn through my deductible with my shoulder surgery I am pressing the doctor for a full knee replacement this plan year. I am hopeful he will approve it as everyone I know who has had this done says it's a breeze and relieves their pain.
Originally posted by mhatchett View PostJust Knees. Left one is scheduled for December 13....Looking for the fonting of youth.
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If you live in Indiana you should snatch this up. Man I wish I could buy this.
https://www.realtor.com/realestatean...5_M90422-16434
Looking for the fonting of youth.
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostIf you live in Indiana you should snatch this up. Man I wish I could buy this.
https://www.realtor.com/realestatean...5_M90422-16434
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostRight? An old library from the 1900's with some modern amenities. I think it would be awesome.
library.jpgTwitter: https://twitter.com/ron_clinton
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RonClinton That is a beauty of a building. I have wonderful memories of my home town library as well. The place was magic.Looking for the fonting of youth.
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostIf you live in Indiana you should snatch this up. Man I wish I could buy this.
https://www.realtor.com/realestatean...5_M90422-16434
Why have a library in your home, when you can have your home in your library.
Not that it's super feasible at the moment, there is a legit part of me seriously thinking about this and running mental numbers in my head. $250k can't buy you anything in Colorado (or Washington) - and Indiana isn't on my HELL NO list of states (I'm specifically looking at you Texas, Georgia, and Florida!)
ETA: Since I work in Mortgage, I realize that no financial institution would do a loan on this as a Residential property since it doesn't have a kitchen or legal bedrooms. You'd have to pay cash, remodel the hell out of it, and then refinance to get your cash back.Last edited by TacomaDiver; 12-04-2021, 06:07 PM.
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Exactly! You nailed it. Home within your own personal library. I did the math as well and I couldn't swing it but I sure wish I could.
On a side note. It is awesome that folks with common interests can enjoy each others company regardless of other aspects of their lives. For example I live in Florida and would live in Texas or Georgia but would never live in CO or WA. It seems like way to many people have forgotten that you don't have to 100% agree with someone to be friendly with them.
Originally posted by TacomaDiver View Post
HOLY SHIT!
Why have a library in your home, when you can have your home in your library.
Not that it's super feasible at the moment, there is a legit part of me seriously thinking about this and running mental numbers in my head. $250k can't buy you anything in Colorado (or Washington) - and Indiana isn't on my HELL NO list of states (I'm specifically looking at you Texas, Georgia, and Florida!)
ETA: Since I work in Mortgage, I realize that no financial institution would do a loan on this as a Residential property since it doesn't have a kitchen or legal bedrooms. You'd have to pay cash, remodel the hell out of it, and then refinance to get your cash back.Last edited by Ben Staad; 12-04-2021, 06:38 PM.Looking for the fonting of youth.
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I told my daughter about that property this morning, and her response was "Are we moving?". Ha, no, but I'd love a place like that.
As far as where to live, I'm going for altitude and West...still love the Tahoe area despite the price of entry. I'm currently reading Neal Stephenson's Termination Shock, and all I'll say is "Houston, we have a problem".
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Never read that book but if I have to guess it has to do with the low elevation. It's similar to the area I live near. I am elevated for the area but along the coast they are between 7'-15' above sea level which means hurricanes typically do a good amount of damage.
Originally posted by Dave1442397 View PostI told my daughter about that property this morning, and her response was "Are we moving?". Ha, no, but I'd love a place like that.
As far as where to live, I'm going for altitude and West...still love the Tahoe area despite the price of entry. I'm currently reading Neal Stephenson's Termination Shock, and all I'll say is "Houston, we have a problem".Looking for the fonting of youth.
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostNever read that book but if I have to guess it has to do with the low elevation. It's similar to the area I live near. I am elevated for the area but along the coast they are between 7'-15' above sea level which means hurricanes typically do a good amount of damage.
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