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ThomasH1-3 grand a tooth fuck me
PataguccimanePoles and knees scare me, def picking up a mouthguard. Hate the clunky ones that take up all that space and aren’t comfortable, but if it will save my teeth I’m game. With that in mind does anyone have recommendations for minimal ones or ones that just feel better while you’re skiing?
ThomasHInsurance should cover it, but I got in contact with my folks and they said they would cover my costs if necessary which is a huge relief.
PataguccimanePoles and knees scare me, def picking up a mouthguard. Hate the clunky ones that take up all that space and aren’t comfortable, but if it will save my teeth I’m game. With that in mind does anyone have recommendations for minimal ones or ones that just feel better while you’re skiing?
mystery3These are pretty cool: https://www.shockdoctor.com/flat-microfit-mouthguard
Or just go to page your local sporting goods store and get a moldable soccer style one. Boil it for a minute and pop that sucker in your mouth (as soon as you're able with out burning yourself too badly) bit down and hold for a bit. Might need to do it twice with some of them.
JahAndNicotenemouthguards are for your brain
JahAndNicotenemouthguards are for your brain
PataguccimanePoles and knees scare me, def picking up a mouthguard. Hate the clunky ones that take up all that space and aren’t comfortable, but if it will save my teeth I’m game. With that in mind does anyone have recommendations for minimal ones or ones that just feel better while you’re skiing?
PataguccimanePoles and knees scare me, def picking up a mouthguard. Hate the clunky ones that take up all that space and aren’t comfortable, but if it will save my teeth I’m game. With that in mind does anyone have recommendations for minimal ones or ones that just feel better while you’re skiing?
ThomasHAt big white today, hit an xl kicker for a switch back flip, stuck it second try and went for another one. Everything goes according to plan, but as I land and turn my head to see where I am going due to the fact I’m still backwards, my pole gets stuck in the snow at high speed and takes out three of my teeth. 18 stitches later, cucumber lips and eating out of a straw, still trying to put together a plan for implants. One of my teeth got glued back in but the others were either completely lost or broken. I will be ditching the poles for any big tricks in the future.
JahAndNicotenemouthguards are for your brain
theabortionatorThat's dope. I need to get my shit all sorted. Had some medical bills that werent toop bad a couple months back. Just broke my collarbone again. Not going to get surgery but did go to er and have a follow up appt.
Put me out of of work so gotta call and figure out how to be insured and not poor af.
At least i know ill be living in this state for a few years.
Fuck injuries and navigating insurance and stuff.
GKSI'm Canadian, but the whole US healthcare thing scares me, especially because I usually spend March break in VT. I don't have travel insurance, so if I fuck myself up I need to drive back to Beaver land to get treated
GKSI'm Canadian, but the whole US healthcare thing scares me, especially because I usually spend March break in VT. I don't have travel insurance, so if I fuck myself up I need to drive back to Beaver land to get treated
TRVP_ANGELditching poles 4ever, i do this too many times but always hit my face and get off with a sore jaw.
GKSI'm Canadian, but the whole US healthcare thing scares me, especially because I usually spend March break in VT. I don't have travel insurance, so if I fuck myself up I need to drive back to Beaver land to get treated
