Originally Posted by rjnueland (Post 2189519)

Achilles?

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2189556)

Thanks for the advice. I honestly appreciate it. But I'm a Podiatrist. I have this covered...

Originally Posted by NotGolfer (Post 2189552)

I just love these threads where people don't scroll and read before posting their responses! OP says he's a podiatrist so probably knows what needs to be done. Hoping he feels better soon and listens to what he'd tell his patients.

Originally Posted by Bilyclub (Post 2189585)

This thread is really showing how many posters don't read the whole thread before posting. Either that or reading comprehension is as bad as the driving around here.

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2189397)

My first full day back in TV and I went to play Pickelball with the wife. 5 minutes into our 2nd game, I felt something "pop" in my right arch, close to the heel...

I knew what it was right away. A partial tear in my Plantar Fascia... I tired to finish the game, but I had to quit...

I popped a handful of Motrin, and I've spent the afternoon with and ice bag on my heel and the foot elevated. No sign or bruising or swelling (which is good), but it hurts like a sumbich when I first get up to walk...

I had to cancel our golf game this afternoon...

I could have sworn someone said that Pickelball was better than golf...

Hopefully, I'll be able to play golf when my daughter and son in law arrive tomorrow evening. We have a tee-time at Evans Prairie on Wednesday...

Well, at least I'll be able to take the cart...

Originally Posted by photo1902 (Post 2189589)

Of course people are going to weigh in with advice. Why on earth anyone would post their aches and pains on this forum is beyond me, short of soliciting sympathy or attention. Maybe a get well card would be more appropriate.

Good grief.

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2189565)

LOL! I honestly -DO- appreciate all of the advice, since I know people are just trying to help...

But yeah, It's does drive me a bit bonkers when people don't read the thread before posting...

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 2189624)

Apparently not all of us read an entire thread before posting or perhaps some doubt you really are a podiatrist.

For the doubters post either your diploma or some testimonials for people who had problems with their feet and after seeing you walked out of your office.

And yes this is tongue firmly in cheek.:BigApplause:

Originally Posted by jmintzer (Post 2189638)

you actually think any of my patients are able to walk out of my office?

Damnit! I'm a dr, not a magician!

Originally Posted by photo1902 (Post 2189589)

Of course people are going to weigh in with advice. Why on earth anyone would post their aches and pains on this forum is beyond me, short of soliciting sympathy or attention. Maybe a get well card would be more appropriate.

Good grief.