Chaos: Don't Stress, Undress

[Justadesperatewifeandmom]

Yes you should. And there should be some filthy talk involved.

“You like these titties in your face? You want me to smother you with them, you naughty little bastard?”

Sorry. My brain is in a weird place this morning. I blame it on waking up three hours early due to pain.

ah lit. One of the few places where threatening to smother someone and calling them a bastard is a good thing.

sucks that you are in pain, hope you are doing better.

 

[Justadesperatewifeandmom]

All of your boob views seem to be really good

I am told my boobs are photogenic like that.

And I thought Sunday couldn’t be bettered

thanks. we should all try to make mondays a bit better, because well mondays suck.

 

[hotoldrguy]

Well it is Monday.

Anyway, boobs from below. or I guess boobs from above. That seems to be a matter of perspective, from the boobs' or phone's

https://i.ibb.co/JsTGM3m/s-QBn-HZ5p3.png

Lovin the view

 

[Londonguy69]

thanks. we should all try to make mondays a bit better, because well mondays suck.

You are most welcome. I agree, bridge that gap between sinful Sunday and Titty Tuesday

 

[hotoldrguy]

I liked JUsta's bottom up POV so thought I would add this

 

[Willingtoshare]

Finally feeling refreshed.

 

[TANSTAAFL58]

@hotoldrguy

@Willingtoshare

Very creative brothers.

 

[draconus_infernus]

ah lit. One of the few places where threatening to smother someone and calling them a bastard is a good thing.

sucks that you are in pain, hope you are doing better.

I wish I could say I was. I tore the cartilage in my right hip, and walking is painful as hell. I’m being referred to a surgeon, but because of me being older than 35, there’s no guarantee I’ll get it.

 

[hotoldrguy]

@hotoldrguy

@Willingtoshare

Very creative brothers.

Thanks Tan I hope you are getting better quickly

 

[Nachodaddy]

I wish I could say I was. I tore the cartilage in my right hip, and walking is painful as hell. I’m being referred to a surgeon, but because of me being older than 35, there’s no guarantee I’ll get it.

Ouch, where are you from if you don’t mind my asking? My moms in her 60s and just got both knees done within the last year. My grandma is in her 80s and had a hip replacement a few years back. It’s hard to imagine not giving surgery to someone over 35. Wishing you the best.

 

[draconus_infernus]

Ouch, where are you from if you don’t mind my asking? My moms in her 60s and just got both knees done within the last year. My grandma is in her 80s and had a hip replacement a few years back. It’s hard to imagine not giving surgery to someone over 35. Wishing you the best.

I’m in California. My father-in-law is in his seventies and had a hip replacement. I don’t know where this “no cartilage repair at over 35” guideline came from.

I initially found out about it back at the end of December when I went in for an MRI. Since it was a deep scan, I had to be injected with a contrasting agent, which necessitated me going under a fluoroscope to guide the needle into the joint without hitting bone.

The technician didn’t want to do the injection because it was “against his Hippocratic oath.” He said he’d be doing more harm than good because if it was a torn labrum - it was. He diagnosed me and it wasn’t his job - they wouldn’t do surgery to repair it based on my age.

I stood my ground and told him I needed answers, and that this was a quality of life issue. He did the injection, I got the MRI, and later on I got a cortisone shot to help with pain and inflammation before starting physical therapy.

Now, things are worse. I’m being referred to a surgeon, but if I’m not a candidate for the procedure, I get another cortisone injection.

Maybe if I was getting my hip replaced it would be different. Anyway, sorry about the rant. It’s just, I’ve been dealing with this for far too long.

 

[TANSTAAFL58]

I’m in California. My father-in-law is in his seventies and had a hip replacement. I don’t know where this “no cartilage repair at over 35” guideline came from.

I initially found out about it back at the end of December when I went in for an MRI. Since it was a deep scan, I had to be injected with a contrasting agent, which necessitated me going under a fluoroscope to guide the needle into the joint without hitting bone.

The technician didn’t want to do the injection because it was “against his Hippocratic oath.” He said he’d be doing more harm than good because if it was a torn labrum - it was. He diagnosed me and it wasn’t his job - they wouldn’t do surgery to repair it based on my age.

I stood my ground and told him I needed answers, and that this was a quality of life issue. He did the injection, I got the MRI, and later on I got a cortisone shot to help with pain and inflammation before starting physical therapy.

Now, things are worse. I’m being referred to a surgeon, but if I’m not a candidate for the procedure, I get another cortisone injection.

Maybe if I was getting my hip replaced it would be different. Anyway, sorry about the rant. It’s just, I’ve been dealing with this for far too long.

It makes no sense; cartlidge repair is simple and far less invasive than a total replacement. Also, consequencely less expensive.

You are owed answers.

Even if you only get 5 or 6 years out of a cartilage repair, that extends the potential life of a replacement.

And, from a veteran of artificial joints (they are fixing a damaged knee implant now) go to a physio therapist/sports medicine therapist BEFORE the surgery. It speeds the recovery.

 

[Nachodaddy]

Man that’s crazy sorry it’s going that way. Hope it goes the right way for you.

 

[FunLi]

I’m in California. My father-in-law is in his seventies and had a hip replacement. I don’t know where this “no cartilage repair at over 35” guideline came from.

I initially found out about it back at the end of December when I went in for an MRI. Since it was a deep scan, I had to be injected with a contrasting agent, which necessitated me going under a fluoroscope to guide the needle into the joint without hitting bone.

The technician didn’t want to do the injection because it was “against his Hippocratic oath.” He said he’d be doing more harm than good because if it was a torn labrum - it was. He diagnosed me and it wasn’t his job - they wouldn’t do surgery to repair it based on my age.

I stood my ground and told him I needed answers, and that this was a quality of life issue. He did the injection, I got the MRI, and later on I got a cortisone shot to help with pain and inflammation before starting physical therapy.

Now, things are worse. I’m being referred to a surgeon, but if I’m not a candidate for the procedure, I get another cortisone injection.

Maybe if I was getting my hip replaced it would be different. Anyway, sorry about the rant. It’s just, I’ve been dealing with this for far too long.

Hi Ortho girl here.

Not sure which doctor you saw first, but an Ortho surgeon would hardly shy away from an arthroscopy vs THR, unless it’s advanced chondral damage or osteo concerns, to which your best option is the THR.

A sports med doc, as mentioned above, would help depending on a few factors, but they are usually key players for recovery as their therapy programs are aggressive, in a good way. Otherwise, you’ll likely see a hip specialist as sports typically see knee, shoulder, elbow, etc. and hips are typically seen by general Ortho/trauma docs..but also just depends. Arthro & THR therapy programs are great as well - you just have to be compliant no matter how annoying it is or how much it hurts. You’ll thank yourself later

You’re always your best advocate but it’s important that you find the right doc. Don’t shy away from second opinions, it’s always encouraged for these things when surgery is involved. Hopefully the surgeon gives you good news and you get some relief soon.

 

[YoWhatsGood]

Well it is Monday.

Anyway, boobs from below. or I guess boobs from above. That seems to be a matter of perspective, from the boobs' or phone's

https://i.ibb.co/JsTGM3m/s-QBn-HZ5p3.png

How do I make this view happen in person

 

[ouchfeelsgood]

Well it is Monday.

Anyway, boobs from below. or I guess boobs from above. That seems to be a matter of perspective, from the boobs' or phone's

https://i.ibb.co/JsTGM3m/s-QBn-HZ5p3.png

Your boobs look stupendous from any angle!

 

[Jonnymc]

Well it is Monday.

Anyway, boobs from below. or I guess boobs from above. That seems to be a matter of perspective, from the boobs' or phone's

https://i.ibb.co/JsTGM3m/s-QBn-HZ5p3.png

Sexy

 

[NoUseForAnyName]

Firestarter...

https://imgur.com/a/t6HwVR5

 

[PlanetaryNebula]

The only sports related thing I have
https://ibb.co/CHG1bKv

Well hello

 

[SixShooter14]

Well hello

howdy ma'am

 

[PlanetaryNebula]

howdy ma'am

Did you tip your cowboy hat down at me when you said that?

 

[SixShooter14]

Did you tip your cowboy hat down at me when you said that?

No..... I removed it.

 

[PlanetaryNebula]

Enjoying my mountain view and a cup of coffee this morning...

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Why don’t you give me that coffee cup and I’ll get you a refill

 

[SixShooter14]

Why don’t you give me that coffee cup and I’ll get you a refill

take the cup.... and I'll give you, a fill

 

[PlanetaryNebula]

take the cup.... and I'll give you, a fill

Chucks coffee cup out the window