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Bf tore his knee

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ModMommy
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how can i help him around the house/ what did you wish people did for you when your knee was hurt?
Dec 28 2015 7:12PM
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arnie_grape
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after surgery I ate a lot of mashed potatoes. make him some potatoes
Dec 28 2015 7:14PM
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El_Barto.
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The only thing you can do is be supportive...be supportive and prepare to give more blowies than you have ever given
Dec 28 2015 7:16PM
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_Ryan_
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I've never torn my knee but i know that I like blowjobs in almost any scenario, i second El Barto's suggestion.
Dec 28 2015 7:20PM
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CashmereCat
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The best thing that anyone can do after surgery is be ready with ice packs/ change the ice in the game ready compression sleeve thing.
Dec 28 2015 7:22PM
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japanada
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El_Barto.The only thing you can do is be supportive...be supportive and prepare to give more blowies than you have ever given


Blowies, lots of blowies. And booze, lots of booze.

And get him a hooverround with treads so he can get around like a boss.
Dec 28 2015 7:24PM
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ModMommy
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UPSIDEDOWNDICKafter surgery I ate a lot of mashed potatoes. make him some potatoes


i have fried chicken and mashed potatoes all made up & ready- so i guess i've got that covered.
Dec 28 2015 7:24PM
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El_Barto.
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safarisami have fried chicken and mashed potatoes all made up & ready- so i guess i've got that covered.


but...but what about the blowies?
Dec 28 2015 7:25PM
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ModMommy
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El_Barto.but...but what about the blowies?


okay but aren't those easier when he's here??
Dec 28 2015 7:26PM
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El_Barto.
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safarisamokay but aren't those easier when he's here??


You can practice on me until he gets here. We gotta make sure you get this just right...
Dec 28 2015 7:27PM
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El_Barto.
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El_Barto.You can practice on me until he gets here. We gotta make sure you get this just right...


Japanada will volunteer too. We really care about your BFs well being here
Dec 28 2015 7:28PM
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DanielPlainview
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encourage him to really do the physical therapy and come thru with the blowies
Dec 28 2015 7:29PM
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.MASSHOLE.
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Blowies.

But in all honesty, make sure he has some good movies/tv shows prepared, books, lots of liquids nearby so he doesn't have to get up to get them, and a pillow and blanket close by so he can nap whenever.
Dec 28 2015 7:37PM
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Lé.Skiing
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Why is everyone suggesting bowties? Is there some sort of joke I'm missing out on here?

I guess if his knee hurts he could tie it up with a bowtie, but I feel like that's not it...
Dec 28 2015 7:39PM
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Swandog7
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Lé.SkiingWhy is everyone suggesting bowties? Is there some sort of joke I'm missing out on here?

I guess if his knee hurts he could tie it up with a bowtie, but I feel like that's not it...


Blowies not bowties. As in... well you should understand what we are saying
Dec 28 2015 7:45PM
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japanada
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El_Barto.Japanada will volunteer too. We really care about your BFs well being here



Yes, yes i will. I am a great teach, and can forgive a slow learning curve. Not everyone is sasha grey to in the beginning!
Dec 28 2015 7:57PM
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-Robert
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El_Barto.The only thing you can do is be supportive...be supportive and prepare to give more blowies than you have ever given


Agreed! Best gift you can give a man!
Dec 28 2015 10:04PM
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akt416
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depends on what he did, if its not the acl or pcl he should probably be up and trying to move it, no weight bearing though
Dec 29 2015 12:54AM
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OregonDead
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When my wife was on pain pills recovering I put one of those classic rock marathons on the radio. She loved it and did not care or remember that I was at Mt. Hood skiing.
Dec 29 2015 12:36PM
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Steezy_IN_KC
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/803581/Do-you-know-what--39-s-good-for-shoulder-pain-
It's good for a shoulder... must be good for a knee too.
Dec 29 2015 4:34PM
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grilled_steeze
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Steezy_IN_KCIt's good for a shoulder... must be good for a knee too.


this actually made me laugh out loud instead of blowing more air out of my nose than normal
Dec 30 2015 1:48PM
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J.D.
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Everyone recovers differently, but imo...

Ridiculous amounts of ice. More bags than you can fit in your freezer by a lot. Seriously, it takes an ABSURD amount to keep that sucker full. Additional ice packs also necessary.

A whole shit ton of pillows to keep the leg elevated.

Timer to ensure that you get the drug schedule down.

Foot massages. But don't move the leg.

Some sort of entertainment that's set up so you can be entertained without moving, like a TV that's visible from bed or whatever. Laptop works too, but something.

Standing up is super duper painful the first few days so help will probably be required.
Dec 30 2015 2:32PM
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J.D.
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Wait I thought this was post-surgery. If he just tore it he'll be okay, just kinda depressed. It's not that bad an injury, it's the repair process that's much worse.
Dec 30 2015 2:33PM
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DGski
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give him your anal virginity
Dec 30 2015 2:42PM
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cobra_commander
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Bring him freshly baked cookies or brownies, show up like you about to Netflix and Chill, then just shoot him insistently with a nerf gun while that broke fool sits there helplessly.
Dec 30 2015 3:10PM
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B.Ryan
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As expected with any newschooler thread lmao, half normal responses, and half pee in her butt type responses. oh i love you guys
Dec 30 2015 5:43PM
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soulskier
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Is he the strong independent type that doesn't want any help?
Dec 30 2015 8:46PM
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kim_jong_ill
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DGskigive him your anal virginity


It's Sam, that is probably LONG gone
Dec 30 2015 10:52PM
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Zypher
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Since he can't really move, do things that makes him not feel like a couch potato. Examples include making him wax your skis, giving him blowies, and forcing him to do a salmon ladder continuously.
Dec 30 2015 11:19PM
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ModMommy
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kim_jong_illIt's Sam, that is probably LONG gone


Thanks for always believing in me.

He's going to get an MRI soon to see the full damage.
Thankfully it's not post op healing. (Tho I am the queen of that)
Dec 31 2015 12:10AM
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johnnyBuz
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Cup the balls. Stroke the shaft. Swallow the gravy. Do it all.
Dec 31 2015 4:48PM
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ModMommy
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Bumping this because we're scheduling the surgery...
Jan 29 2016 1:58PM
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FrenchFry
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I just used crutches... it's not so hard that you need to make a thread about it.
Jan 29 2016 2:01PM
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ModMommy
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FrenchFryI just used crutches... it's not so hard that you need to make a thread about it.


did you not see my post above?? How can I help post op???
Jan 29 2016 2:05PM
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FrenchFry
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safarisamdid you not see my post above?? How can I help post op???

Ya... this isn't worth making a thread. The surgeon and doctors literally tell you everything...Keep it elevated, ice it. Don't do to much on it too soon.
Jan 29 2016 2:11PM
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ianrich511
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A bed pan would be nice.
Jan 29 2016 2:47PM
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ianrich511
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FrenchFryYa... this isn't worth making a thread. The surgeon and doctors literally tell you everything...Keep it elevated, ice it. Don't do to much on it too soon.


Dude, you literally made an exact thread about this.

https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/811918/Torn-ACL
Jan 29 2016 2:49PM
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FrenchFry
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ianrich511Dude, you literally made an exact thread about this.

https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/811918/Torn-ACL


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Jan 29 2016 3:03PM
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ianrich511
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FrenchFryWadiyetalkinabeet


lol
Jan 29 2016 3:07PM
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FrenchFry
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ianrich511lol


;)
Jan 29 2016 3:10PM
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