Regarding recumbents

Hello,
Someone mentioned recumbents might help with my spinal trouble. Yes I did
buy one following a great deal of advice-some from on here! I ended up in
hospital. It was not suited to my Stenosis I am ver sorry to say.
I lost some money as you can imagine. I mostly do lose money.
All the best,
John.

--

http://www.pbase.com/john28july

Another group member wrote:

Hello,
Someone mentioned recumbents might help with my spinal trouble. Yes I did
buy one following a great deal of advice-some from on here! I ended up in
hospital. It was not suited to my Stenosis I am ver sorry to say.

What did you buy and why didn't it work?
It must have been *very* unsuitable if you ended up in hosp.

I lost some money as you can imagine. I mostly do lose money.

John B

On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 17:12:37 +0000, JohnB wrote:
Another group member wrote:

Hello,
Someone mentioned recumbents might help with my spinal trouble. Yes I did
buy one following a great deal of advice-some from on here! I ended up in
hospital. It was not suited to my Stenosis I am ver sorry to say.

What did you buy and why didn't it work?
It must have been *very* unsuitable if you ended up in hosp.

Also where did you buy it from? Some places might have arranged to hire
you one for a day to see if you got on with it if you had explained the
situation.

--
Andy Leighton =
"The Lord is my shepherd, but we still lost the sheep dog trials"
- Robert Rankin, _They Came And Ate Us_

Another group member wrote:

Hello,
Someone mentioned recumbents might help with my spinal trouble. Yes I did
buy one following a great deal of advice-some from on here! I ended up in
hospital. It was not suited to my Stenosis I am ver sorry to say.
I lost some money as you can imagine. I mostly do lose money.
All the best,

I'm wondering if you have ever met Andy Horton.

I was lucky with my slipped disk - cycling seemed to ease the pain, and
it slowly started to recover of its own accord just as soon as the
doctor started talking about operations....stretching ("7 steps to a
pain-free life") was useful habit for me. Bottom-posting is also a
useful habit.

James
--
If I have seen further than others, it is
by treading on the toes of giants.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/julesandjames/home/

"James Annan" wrote in message
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Another group member wrote:

Hello,
Someone mentioned recumbents might help with my spinal trouble. Yes I
did
buy one following a great deal of advice-some from on here! I ended up
in
hospital. It was not suited to my Stenosis I am ver sorry to say.
I lost some money as you can imagine. I mostly do lose money.
All the best,

I'm wondering if you have ever met Andy Horton.

chortle!

cheers,
clive

James Annan typed


Another group member wrote:

Hello,
Someone mentioned recumbents might help with my spinal trouble. Yes I did
buy one following a great deal of advice-some from on here! I ended up in
hospital. It was not suited to my Stenosis I am ver sorry to say.
I lost some money as you can imagine. I mostly do lose money.
All the best,

I'm wondering if you have ever met Andy Horton.

I was lucky with my slipped disk - cycling seemed to ease the pain, and
it slowly started to recover of its own accord just as soon as the
doctor started talking about operations....stretching ("7 steps to a
pain-free life") was useful habit for me. Bottom-posting is also a
useful habit.

Yebbut spinal stenosis gets worse with time. It's a right bu**er to
diagnose, rare, amenable to *major* surgery, a right PITA so to speak.

--
Helen D. Vecht:
Edgware.

--
http://www.pbase.com/john28july


"Helen Deborah Vecht" wrote in message
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James Annan typed


Another group member wrote:

Hello,
Someone mentioned recumbents might help with my spinal trouble. Yes I
did
buy one following a great deal of advice-some from on here! I ended up
in
hospital. It was not suited to my Stenosis I am ver sorry to say.
I lost some money as you can imagine. I mostly do lose money.
All the best,

I'm wondering if you have ever met Andy Horton.

I was lucky with my slipped disk - cycling seemed to ease the pain, and
it slowly started to recover of its own accord just as soon as the
doctor started talking about operations....stretching ("7 steps to a
pain-free life") was useful habit for me. Bottom-posting is also a
useful habit.

Yebbut spinal stenosis gets worse with time. It's a right bu**er to
diagnose, rare, amenable to *major* surgery, a right PITA so to speak.


Hello,
At least someone understands the particular problem.Thank you.
Best regards,
John

--
Helen D. Vecht:
Edgware.

On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 08:23:54 +0900, James Annan
wrote:

Another group member wrote:

Hello,
Someone mentioned recumbents might help with my spinal trouble. Yes I did
buy one following a great deal of advice-some from on here! I ended up in
hospital. It was not suited to my Stenosis I am ver sorry to say.
I lost some money as you can imagine. I mostly do lose money.
All the best,

I'm wondering if you have ever met Andy Horton.


Is ucuk still up and running? Does AH still post or did his luck
finally run out?

" [Not Responding] " wrote in message
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 08:23:54 +0900, James Annan
wrote:

Another group member wrote:

Hello,
Someone mentioned recumbents might help with my spinal trouble. Yes I
did
buy one following a great deal of advice-some from on here! I ended up
in
hospital. It was not suited to my Stenosis I am ver sorry to say.
I lost some money as you can imagine. I mostly do lose money.
All the best,

I'm wondering if you have ever met Andy Horton.


Is ucuk still up and running?
Yes
Does AH still post
Yes
or did his luck
finally run out?
five serious at last count.
But give the guy credit he makes Shoreham sound so exciting.

Toby