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WAC4504
02-06-2010, 04:30 PM
Went bowling yesterday and, for the first time, was able to finally walk the approach instead of throwing from the foul line. The scores weren't the greatest but, the last 2 were o k, I bowled 148, 160, 168 180,and 196. I knew it was time to quit after that last game by the way my foot felt. I have to say it was great fun but, I'm paying for it today. I used mussels I never knew were in a foot. But all in all it was worth it, I was able to stretch the foot out and loosen it up to where it felt normal except, for the pain. Any way just wanted to let you all know I'm on my way back. Good luck and good bowling.
Bill

Stormed1
02-07-2010, 01:18 AM
As afr as damage goes as was stated excessive track wear would be the damage. How much would be a resultwhat the underlying lane surface. Old wood will wear worse than some of the harder synthetis

Drano
02-07-2010, 01:58 AM
As afr as damage goes as was stated excessive track wear would be the damage. How much would be a resultwhat the underlying lane surface. Old wood will wear worse than some of the harder synthetis

assuming you meant to comment on the topic about no oil on the lanes


anyway WAC good luck getting back to 110%!

Stormed1
02-08-2010, 12:18 AM
I responded to the wrong post, thought i was on the one i just read.

Glad to see you back at it Bill! I can relate to the next day. Bowled for the second time last mon (doc;s cleared me to walk but not bowl but i couldn't resist any more) tuesday i felt like i was run over by a truck. Keep t it and you'll be back to normal in no time

WAC4504
02-08-2010, 10:29 AM
Hey guys, it worked out great 'cause it snowed today and every thing is closed as usual here in Memphis. The doctors office called to reschedule for next Monday so it gives me an extra week, which is great 'cause it's still a bit sore. But it sure was worth it, at least I know I still got it. And Bill I know what you mean about not being able to take it any longer, it looks like temptation got the best of us. But thats OK 'cause I'm sure you needed the exercise as much as I did. The only draw back is that all those mussels that we never knew we had let us know the next day. Every time I think about it I gotta laugh. Good luck and good bowling
Bill

mrbill
02-08-2010, 01:21 PM
We need some kind of shot that makes us older folk heal like we use to lol

Heal up you guys asap, Those pins aint gonna fall all by them selves..........

johncongdon
02-08-2010, 08:44 PM
Nice bowling WAC for just getting back into it. I took 6 weeks off late last year because of wrist pain. I couldn't wait to get back at it. Wrist still hurts, but I am dealing with it for now.

Stormed1
02-09-2010, 03:06 AM
I see the dr again today. As you can well imagine i'm going to talk to him about starting back. Only looking for 3 games a week right now but even 1 a week will do if he lets me LOL Having gone through this a year ago i can tell you Bill that it won't take too long for the muscles to not hurt the next day. It will take a little while to get your legs from not being "tired" though

WAC4504
02-11-2010, 10:37 PM
Back to work and hard to keep up, but I'm starting to catch up. Bill I read your other post about the Dr. giving you the go ahead on bowling. Congratulations once again, and as my wife always tells me take it easy and take lots of breaks. Now why she bothers I have no idea, 'cause she knows I don't do either one. Any way my Dr. apt. was rescheduled for this Monday, and this should be the end of it. Now about he only thing that bothers me is the incision area where I think the nerves are growing back. Kind of makes me hope my toe stays numb. The biggest problem I had was learning to walk again, it seems that the ankle forgot what it was for. But that's OK it should be good to go in 9 months 'cause that's when I plan to have the other one done. Good luck and good bowling
Bill

Stormed1
02-12-2010, 01:23 AM
My daughter has been off for 3+ months due to acheleas surgefry and goes back to the dr monday. if he releases her she plans to throw a few balls monday night with her moms 11 pounder

WAC4504
02-15-2010, 01:19 PM
I'm done, at least for now. Went to the doctor today and he told me I was good to go. He said it would be 6 months to a year before my foot would look normal again. As far as the swelling goes that is, with a size 15 my foot never looks normal. Any way he said I can do whatever, just take it easy to start with. So I'm good to go. Got another doctors appointment so gotta get going, will post later. Good luck and good bowling
Bill

Stormed1
02-16-2010, 04:12 AM
GGlad to hear that your back at 100% healthy! My daughter just got the go ahead from the doctor after her achelies surgery so she and i will be working on getting our games back in order. Doctor also gave me some shoe ideas to look st so i'm getting close

WAC4504
02-18-2010, 09:33 PM
That's great news Bill, I know you gotta look forward to bowling with your daughter. I know I always enjoy bowling with my son. I'm glad to see that were all getting better together.

Stormed1
02-19-2010, 01:09 AM
Last year our mixed league was a family affair. Team was Debby (wife), Ruth (daughter), Robert(son) and myself. We had a blast

WAC4504
02-20-2010, 11:29 PM
Went bowling tonight for the 3rd time and finally figured out what I was doing wrong. The 1st time I was basically dragging my slide foot, last night I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong and, decided to try again to night. Finally after an hour and a half it dawned on me, I wasn't dragging my right foot. I always drag my right foot to keep me from walking to fast on the approach, and with out doing that my timing was all off. I feel as though I'm relearning everything all over again. But once I got back to dragging that foot I felt as though I back in the saddle again. It's funny how something so simple can cause so much trouble. And good to hear about the team Bill, maybe you can get them back together next season and do like a come back thing.