Dieselgeek

Do either you or Wife/Mom have TOS issues? Seems there is a genetic component that isn’t fully known yet. I have read books on TOS as it has consumed/wrecked my life for years now.

Mine is mostly genetic, Mom also had a rib removed in 1986. Took me decades to be diagnosed though! It is becoming more common, yet a bit barbaric to have a rib taken out, but it makes a hell of a difference!

Certainly, a clot is nothing to mess with! Mine is NTOS, so I’ve been fighting nerve issues for 25 years, finally had enough! Hope your son is doing well now.

Thanks! I had surgery Thursday the 19th, discharged on the 21st. Came for a follow up on the 23rd, and was told I had a collapsed lung. So re-admitted, chest tube put in, and lung is inflated again. Risk of surgery unfortunately. I’ve been away from my family for 7 days now. Should be cleared to fly Friday night or Saturday.

I’m in the hospital in Boston currently after having my rib removed for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. Had the right side removed last year.

I was unloading gas at one of the stations in North Branch, I thought I would see more trucks headed east towards the grounds.

I'm thinking of going full nerd and getting an Apple Watch. It is atleast smart enough to know when I'm not walking or running.

I started wearing a Fitbit last week. Great at keeping time, sucks at counting steps. Adds 4-5k steps a day when I drive a semi truck. Hell today it added 600 steps mowing the lawn.

Tractor. I would go much larger with 80 acres though.

Not staying at a great job, but left to pursue a dream of farming. Not protecting my body. Need surgery now to remove a rib/compression in my neck/shoulder to increase blood flow to my arms/hands due to prior jobs. Start investing at a younger age. Not be so picky with girls when I was single!

I spent some time looking at Stihl trimmers yesterday. I think I'm going to go with the kombi system. Probably going all out with the km 130r.

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