bluecoconuts
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Well the obvious solution is to take it off and replace it with those running legs to make him even faster.
Is it really that bad? I honestly don’t know much about arthritis in one’s knee.
I have it and it strikes at any moment without notice. I can be walking or running and feeling great, then literally am brought to my knees with pain. Usually strikes when I am pushing off on my feet and going upstairs.
Granted I’m 51 now but I was playing competive baseball at 40 and had to quit cuz the pain was too much especially after a game or after running and jumping a lot. Still the same today. Doc says nothing I can do just PT which at my age is useless
I'm with you. I'm not commenting about any of this until a report comes straight from the Rams.I have to ask y'all a question. Why would a Patriots beat writer get this information when nobody with connections to the Rams has any idea? The Rams are being tight-lipped about everything with Gurley. Why are people so quick to trust this information as legitimate? This information happens to come right on the heels of the Rams saying that they're going to reduce Gurley's workload to try and keep him fresh. Seems to me that it could easily be a reporter (or a source) trying to fill in the gaps and guessing.
Good point.I have to ask y'all a question. Why would a Patriots beat writer get this information when nobody with connections to the Rams has any idea? The Rams are being tight-lipped about everything with Gurley. Why are people so quick to trust this information as legitimate? This information happens to come right on the heels of the Rams saying that they're going to reduce Gurley's workload to try and keep him fresh. Seems to me that it could easily be a reporter (or a source) trying to fill in the gaps and guessing.
Dumb question here.I have it and it strikes at any moment without notice. I can be walking or running and feeling great, then literally am brought to my knees with pain. Usually strikes when I am pushing off on my feet and going upstairs.
Granted I’m 51 now but I was playing competive baseball at 40 and had to quit cuz the pain was too much especially after a game or after running and jumping a lot. Still the same today. Doc says nothing I can do just PT which at my age is useless
I have to ask y'all a question. Why would a Patriots beat writer get this information when nobody with connections to the Rams has any idea? The Rams are being tight-lipped about everything with Gurley. Why are people so quick to trust this information as legitimate? This information happens to come right on the heels of the Rams saying that they're going to reduce Gurley's workload to try and keep him fresh. Seems to me that it could easily be a reporter (or a source) trying to fill in the gaps and guessing.
Agreed. Any chance one of the mods can change the thread title to make it a little less definitive?I'm with you. I'm not commenting about any of this until a report comes straight from the Rams.
If I had to guess I would think he has osteoarthritis which is degenerative. He can't finish the season now in his 20s. He's already been paid and should expect a long life ahead of him. Here's the maths he better be figuring out given his current occupation, whether he lives out his life as a cripple or not. It isn't being a chicken little. It is the reality those guys have to live with long after their playing days when they are left to live with the physical ailments accrued from their playing career.Every time Gurley is brought up, we have a bunch of Chicken Little'ing. Everything will be fine.
You're assuming this is bone on bone. Nobody has said that.
Dumb question here.
Have you considered a replacement.
My mother got so bad (from being a ballet dancer for years) she couldn't go more than 50 yards without having to stop due to pain. Six or seven months after having it replaced she was hiking mountain trails and that was 25 years ago. I'm sure the tech is great now with knee replacements.
Interesting.The Docs are not giving me the option for that. Keep telling me replacement does not fix arthritis. I’m at seeing a specialist in May to get more info about what I can do. I have just lived with it but now coaching my kids team it has made it very hard so now I am being more aggressive to try and fix it.