https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-pro...t/pac-20394380
seem plentiful..
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https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-pro...t/pac-20394380
seem plentiful..
That looks like it could be beneficial, though strangely the nurse performing the doppler scan and compression bandage had no knowledge of this.
Anyway, it turns out my lower leg veins and arteries are tip top, which is nice.
Only problem is that the bandaging is so thick I can hardly get my boots on. Which is a good excuse for swerving work for a few days. But if this is going to be 3 or 4 weeks I'm going to have to find something nice and wide for my foot which will also be waterproof. Because I can ill-afford to stay home till after Christmas.
I'll have a poke round on Amazon, see if there's anything that will do the job.
steel toed ankle boot, shoe etc
Might just go with one of these. Be ok for light duties I think, let my lad do the hard graft. £25 off the Amazon.
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/...CL._SX425_.jpg
I think folk should seriously consider stocking up on everything including keeping cars filled/charged up. If the current situation descends into a general strike, which seems a distinct possibility, availability of everything including services may become problematic!
Good advice. And petrol prices have dropped a fair bit recently so better now than later.
Is living like a hermit with no TV or radio the only way to avoid Maria bloody Carey with her Godawful 'All I want for Christmas'? It's the aural equivalent of my bowel movements, only more frequent :steam:
I've seen it reported that the song has given her over $60m worth of royalties in 25 years. And she has the nerve to say "I don't want a lot for Christmas". She could always give the money to a worthy cause, but the homeless won't be holding their breath.
I've never forgiven her for ruining Nilsson's "Without You" :( with her stupid face, stupid warbling, and a man-made cleavage you could drive a bus through.