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subail
SuperKNEEgeek
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The glass is always half full!
Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #15 on:
November 04, 2008, 12:21:18 AM »
Hi Sheila
I generally shy away from Internet bulletin boards as I have always wondered about their efficacy. I have no such reservations about KneeGeeks. It has been one of the best opportunities for me to find information, connect with like-minded people and in general have a bit of fun in the Games section. Thank you for creating the best knee site around. It is not an easy thing to try to keep everyone happy. I think that the way in which you have approached this dilemma says a great deal about you and the site. Thank you again for your efforts.
Sue
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Dislocation of left patella and as a result left patellar tendon rupture in the medial section/torn at both ends.
3 Previous surgeries-semitendiosis tenodesis
Reconstruction surgery left knee October 10 '07
TKR right knee May 25 '10.....successful!
Limited ROM/TKR left knee May 25 2015...successful.
Nettan
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Stronger then yesterday...thanks Sis...
Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #16 on:
November 04, 2008, 02:29:51 PM »
Like many others I have gotten tired of always having to go through the game threads when I look at
"show unread post since last visit".
Also the postop threads keep going way too long and in end the only are a social conversation taking up space.
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Surgery 6 times left knee torn meniscus, RSDS,chondromalacia, nervdamage cause constant nervpain,chronic inflamm.
Spinaldamage wheeler 100%.
Right knee damaged aug-06, use brace surgery 4/9-07.LCL tear.
Kaputt_Knee
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[Ed: Sue sadly passed away in 2016]
Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #17 on:
November 04, 2008, 03:26:44 PM »
When you click on the Unread posts short-cut it will always return all of the posts made since your last visit in the time order that they were posted, so the physical position of a particular Board is irrelevant really. The filter used is based on the time of your last registered log-in and the time you request the information.
Every time I carry out this action I look first at the title of any new thread, then the board it is from, if neither interest me or I feel that I am not able to offer any constructive comment, I do not look at it. After reading all the posts that interest me I go back and mark all the others as read. Using the multiple tabbing that is available in most Browsers these days, this is not really a problem.
Unless a complicated filter system using unbelievably complex and personally chosen parameters is introduced this is the simplest and easiest of methods of checking new posts. If you want this kind of functionality, then I would advise using the search parameters. Me, I like to keep life simple at all times.
Sue
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1989 big trauma R. knee - sorted
1990-2004 3ACL recons and 20+ arthroscopies -RK
3/06 LK ACL torn!
4/06 ACL recon, kneecap broken
09 &10/06- 2x meniscus trims
3/07 - Notch Plastic & Lateral Release
14/8/08 complete revision ACL plus LCL/PLC recon
6/2/09 returned to skiing! Whoopee
luckygrandma6
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #18 on:
November 04, 2008, 04:28:06 PM »
I agree with Kaputt Knee in that the titles of threads can be an eye catcher. I'm more apt to respond to a thread if the title gives an idea of the problem then just saying "I'm in pain, so much pain or Knee problems" We all have pain and knee problems so this doesn't help us to know if their knee problem is something we can give them advice on as everyone is different. There are so many people posting that I know myself that I'm more apt to answer a post with a catchy title. Would you read a book where you didn't like the title. Maybe there should be a Newbie section that would give them ideas on how to post to be more assured of getting their posts answered.
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Right knee (arthroscopy) 2004
Right knee (PKR)) April 5, 2005
Right elbow (Bursectomy)1998
TRKR 2006 Failed)
Left knee (arthroscopy)
Left knee (arthroscopy)
THR 1992
2 back surgeries (Feb 2007 & March 2007
Right knee spacer exchange (Failed) 2008
TRK (Hinged Prosthesis) Jan 2009
UK Girl !
SuperKNEEgeek
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #19 on:
November 04, 2008, 04:33:58 PM »
crikey this thread is getting long !
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1978 - ruptured acl and all cartalidge removed.
several debridements over years
TKR 10TH JULY 2006
http://www.kneeguru.co.uk/KNEEtalk/index.php?topic=28257.0
Aug 07 patellar maltracking - more physio! Still pain - but so much better !
BIOMET AGC TKR (with 10 yr warranty !)
SuzanneT
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #20 on:
November 04, 2008, 04:44:04 PM »
Good one!
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fibula fracture
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8/1/07 7 months, beginning FWB
8/1/08 more physical therapy to develop
calf & quads
8/21/08 climbing stairs
plantgeek58
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #21 on:
November 04, 2008, 05:25:52 PM »
I pretty much do the same thing as Kaputt Knee when it comes to reading posts, but in addition, I look to see how many responses the person posting has gotten. I tend to go for the ones that have a low number, and will respond to those first, but only if it's an area in which I have experience. I'm a 'frequent flyer' here, so I don't usually have more than 2 or 3 pages of unread posts to catch up on, but I do try to check all the pages, not just the first. If I've been away for a while, though, I usually stop when I get to posts that are more than a few days old.
I do think it would be good to separate out the games room posts. Do any of us really need to know who posted something new to a game we're not involved in?
Terre
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3/05 part. m. menisc., open OATS
1/07 part l. menisc., MF, patellar chondroplasty
9/08 MF
LK 11/04 & 8/06 part m. menisc.
7/07 LR, patellar tendon debrid., part m. menisc.
KW
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #22 on:
November 04, 2008, 05:28:05 PM »
Maybe I'm wrong...But i took it as a Joke?
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01-10-12 - PFJR
Left Knee
04/07 TTT/LR
08/07 Bone Grth Stim
10/07 Loose/Bent Screw
1/08 Unscrewed/MRI~NON-UNION
02/19/08 Lt TTT Revision W/Graft
12/09/08 Scope
05/15/09 Scope
09/04/09 PFJR/Unscrewed
plantgeek58
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #23 on:
November 04, 2008, 06:16:42 PM »
Me, too. I thought it was meant to be funny.
Hey gang, know what? This thread could get moved and be the first one in the new 'Popular Discussions' board. What do you think, Sheila?
Terre
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RK 7/04 part. m. menisc., plica resect., MF
3/05 part. m. menisc., open OATS
1/07 part l. menisc., MF, patellar chondroplasty
9/08 MF
LK 11/04 & 8/06 part m. menisc.
7/07 LR, patellar tendon debrid., part m. menisc.
KW
SuperKNEEgeek
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Liked: 1
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #24 on:
November 04, 2008, 06:21:02 PM »
Terre - I think thats a great idea!
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Right Knee
2000 - 2002 - Scope,LR,TTT,Unscrewed
01-10-12 - PFJR
Left Knee
04/07 TTT/LR
08/07 Bone Grth Stim
10/07 Loose/Bent Screw
1/08 Unscrewed/MRI~NON-UNION
02/19/08 Lt TTT Revision W/Graft
12/09/08 Scope
05/15/09 Scope
09/04/09 PFJR/Unscrewed
UK Girl !
SuperKNEEgeek
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #25 on:
November 04, 2008, 08:43:46 PM »
It was a joke !!!!
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1978 - ruptured acl and all cartalidge removed.
several debridements over years
TKR 10TH JULY 2006
http://www.kneeguru.co.uk/KNEEtalk/index.php?topic=28257.0
Aug 07 patellar maltracking - more physio! Still pain - but so much better !
BIOMET AGC TKR (with 10 yr warranty !)
Gary064
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #26 on:
November 04, 2008, 08:47:00 PM »
Me thinks a sense of humour transplant may be in order!!..... nurse! nurse!! I need my medication!
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UK Girl !
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #27 on:
November 04, 2008, 10:07:04 PM »
aw come on it was funny ! lifes too short unlike some threads !
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1978 - ruptured acl and all cartalidge removed.
several debridements over years
TKR 10TH JULY 2006
http://www.kneeguru.co.uk/KNEEtalk/index.php?topic=28257.0
Aug 07 patellar maltracking - more physio! Still pain - but so much better !
BIOMET AGC TKR (with 10 yr warranty !)
Gary064
Guest
Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #28 on:
November 04, 2008, 10:09:59 PM »
C'mon! lifes too short to be so petty about trivial things! Thats on of the reasons i come on here..... its good to laugh
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plantgeek58
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Re: THE PROBLEM WITH LONG THREADS
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Reply #29 on:
November 04, 2008, 10:35:17 PM »
Luckygrandma,
It was just one little joke. The more fuss that is made over it, the bigger issue it becomes. Let's just be mature about this and move on. I'm sure no one here meant to trivialize the issues that are being discussed.
My suggestion of moving the thread to the new board was made in all seriousness. This is becoming a popular thread. Lots of people have weighed in and there have been some very good suggestions. I think it would be an excellent start to the popular discussions board.
Terre
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RK 7/04 part. m. menisc., plica resect., MF
3/05 part. m. menisc., open OATS
1/07 part l. menisc., MF, patellar chondroplasty
9/08 MF
LK 11/04 & 8/06 part m. menisc.
7/07 LR, patellar tendon debrid., part m. menisc.
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