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made some major changes this weekend.

i gotta get my shit together one of these days also
but dont seem to be able to find the time
 
DIVISION said:
I thought you were going back in the Army? :confused:




DIV


nah cant anymore. i done my back in and doc recons ill have pain for the next 20-30 years. regardless to say, there is a shit load of stuff i cant do nemore, and a lot of the army training i wouldnt be able to handle anymore.
 
Elite_Fry said:
nah cant anymore. i done my back in and doc recons ill have pain for the next 20-30 years. regardless to say, there is a shit load of stuff i cant do nemore, and a lot of the army training i wouldnt be able to handle anymore.

Bro, you're just a fuckin' kid, how did you manage to fuck up your back this early? I was in the Army six years and I never got any serious injuries....:confused:

What kind of things can you not do anymore that precludes you from being in the Army?



DIV
 
DIVISION said:
Bro, you're just a fuckin' kid, how did you manage to fuck up your back this early? I was in the Army six years and I never got any serious injuries....:confused:

What kind of things can you not do anymore that precludes you from being in the Army?



DIV

I injured my back while in the Army, and of course i didnt mention anything so it kept getting worse. Seen numerous specialists, had MRIS, XRays, Blood Tests etc. and nothing has come up. I've had pain for 2 years now and theres been no improvement.

Back marches were the killer. I passed out while doing a 10km because the pain became too unbearable, and thats when they found out i had a problem.

It will come and go, but anything can really bring it on. Sitting or standing for long periods of time etc. for example. And at the worst stages i can barely move and cant do anything but lay down.

I could just drug myself up with pain killers, but you gotta be fully focused in the Army, and wouldnt want to jeopardise anything important. This is why i had to get out.
 
Elite_Fry said:
I injured my back while in the Army, and of course i didnt mention anything so it kept getting worse. Seen numerous specialists, had MRIS, XRays, Blood Tests etc. and nothing has come up. I've had pain for 2 years now and theres been no improvement.

Back marches were the killer. I passed out while doing a 10km because the pain became too unbearable, and thats when they found out i had a problem.

It will come and go, but anything can really bring it on. Sitting or standing for long periods of time etc. for example. And at the worst stages i can barely move and cant do anything but lay down.

I could just drug myself up with pain killers, but you gotta be fully focused in the Army, and wouldnt want to jeopardise anything important. This is why i had to get out.

You should have gone to your medic as soon as you noticed the pain. If it's not showing in the X-rays or MRI's then it's probably a muscle spasm or tendonitis. They would give you muscle relaxants for that, and painkillers perhaps. I worked with alot of soldier who were taking Percocet for various ailments, it's really not a big deal in the Army.




DIV
 
i tried the same thing you are doing for awhile. once i got out of high school i started drinking alot more, everyday to be exact. then started doin sissy drugs more, then started doing coke. thats when it went pretty downhill. wasnt doing shit with my life except livin to get fucked up the next day. tried to quit..was still around the same people. got sick and tired of it one day so i said fuck this shit. i hate nothing to loose, so i packed my shit up with a friend and moved 900 miles away. best thing i have ever done and the rest is history.

DIVISION said:
You should have gone to your medic as soon as you noticed the pain. If it's not showing in the X-rays or MRI's then it's probably a muscle spasm or tendonitis. They would give you muscle relaxants for that, and painkillers perhaps. I worked with alot of soldier who were taking Percocet for various ailments, it's really not a big deal in the Army.




DIV
 
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