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bopeep said:
Just wait until your married :D
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26Mats said:
usually with pain the condition will erode. The body is sending the pain signals to make the body aware that what it's doing is not good for the body. Masking that pain with pain killers doesn't change the fact that the body is being further damaged by playing through what's causing the pain.

I've seen too many careers end early or be compromised by players playing through pain (Weber, Yao Ming, Grant Hill, etc...)

Playing through chronic pain already at just 21 years old? I hope not.
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No you're right. All I'm saying is that after a major injury or surgery. A person may for the majority of the time be "pain free". Though there will be times when the pain rears it's ugly head. As of right now, I don't believe the situation is that bad. As long as he's monitored, and allowed a game here or there to rest, if it gets too bad, he should be alright. It's if he follows the path of the players you listed. Then his career may be compromised.
 
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Habs10Habs said:
No you're right. All I'm saying is that after a major injury or surgery. A person may for the majority of the time be "pain free". Though there will be times when the pain rears it's ugly head. As of right now, I don't believe the situation is that bad. As long as he's monitored, and allowed a game here or there to rest, if it gets too bad, he should be alright. It's if he follows the path of the players you listed. Then his career may be compromised.
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Back in the Industrial Revolution when I was a teenager I broke my ankle. For a couple of years it would swell up and hurt when I had to plow the fields with the oxen. It doesn't hurt or swell up any more. Time is a great elixir. Ate the oxen!
 
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Rob Sense said:
Back in the Industrial Revolution when I was a teenager I broke my ankle. For a couple of years it would swell up and hurt when I had to plow the fields with the oxen. It doesn't hurt or swell up any more. Time is a great elixir. Ate the oxen!
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I've heard that happen for a lot of people. After a certain amount of time, the area surrounding the area that was hurt, gets stronger. Slowly taking pressure off of the injured area. Alleviating the pain entirely, or decreasing the pain dramatically.

Haha...I got a good laugh from the bolded part.
 
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River Meadow said:
I mean..... I work out pretty heavily.

I never get sore wrists....

Sore glutes, back, hamstrings, pecs, calves, biceps, triceps, etc, etc, etc....

I never go... hmmmm, my wrists are sore from working out.
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ive played both tennis and squash in heavy schedules - and not once have I ever had a "soreness" in my wrist or shoulders..
Just the usuals - all to do with quads, ankles, hammy, etc...

Rob Sense said:
Back in the Industrial Revolution when I was a teenager I broke my ankle. For a couple of years it would swell up and hurt when I had to plow the fields with the oxen. It doesn't hurt or swell up any more. Time is a great elixir. Ate the oxen!
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did you covet your neighbors oxen? that's the real question.
 
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themilosh said:
ive played both tennis and squash in heavy schedules - and not once have I ever had a "soreness" in my wrist or shoulders..
Just the usuals - all to do with quads, ankles, hammy, etc...


did you covet your neighbors oxen? that's the real question.
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thou confesseth
 
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I really hope this guy pans out. He's clearly talented as hell and moves really good but that wrist injury concerns me and the lack of willingness to be engaged physically at 6'4 has got to change.
 
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The Great Weal said:
I really hope this guy pans out. He's clearly talented as hell and moves really good but that wrist injury concerns me and the lack of willingness to be engaged physically at 6'4 has got to change.
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That's probably because he was a beanpole that was pushed around and losing balance. He still look very lanky out there. Chicago did him a major disservice by dumping him into the NHL right away. He needed 2-3 years to gain mass and learn to use it in a lower league.
 
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A lot of posts in this thread implying posters who are a little worried about Dach’s wrist are clueless..

I find it weird that some think there’s no risk with his injury recovery.
 
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bcv said:
A lot of posts in this thread implying posters who are a little worried about Dach’s wrist are clueless..

I find it weird that some think there’s no risk with his injury recovery.
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Sure but I think people are going way too deep into this, do we even have the full diagnosis and prognosis of his injury?
 
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