http://img.tapatalk.com/42afacea-95c9-0641.jpgThis is what my nurse daughter in law got for me to ice the knee down. Wrap the part on the right on my knee and fill the chest with ice and water and plug it in.
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http://img.tapatalk.com/42afacea-95c9-0641.jpgThis is what my nurse daughter in law got for me to ice the knee down. Wrap the part on the right on my knee and fill the chest with ice and water and plug it in.
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Thats cool Sat, Just make sure you use it.
Yep......and after you get well you need to figure out how to hook that up to your live well, lol
Here it is INSTALLED.lolhttp://img.tapatalk.com/42afacea-9914-2d80.jpg
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Man we could make a heck of a minner bucket out of thatQuote:
Originally Posted by satdoc1
Here u go Sat, Attachment 86675
Thought you might appreciate it ;)
That's the ticket!!They hooked me up to one of those after my therapy sessions when I had rotator surgery.When will you start therapy?Will it run on DC current so you can hook it up in your boat? Or can you invert 12vdc to 110ac? Fish slime will make that knee heal up real quick. I found driving 2,000 nails and going to the spillway at the Butla everyday and chunkin crankbaits for whites helped me heal better than I ever thought possible.To get over back surgery I rebuilt my coy ponds waterfall that had rocks from 25 to 50 pounds and loaded and planted 10 large boxwoods that a neighbor had dug up and put on the curb around the deck of my pool! Doc told me, don't lift anything heavier than a coffee cup. Also nurse GOODBODY came over and helped with my therapy. That really helped!! I couldn't take it sitting down!! Hope you get well soon!!
OLD GEEZER FISHERMEN NEVER DIE, THEY JUST SMELL THAT WAY!!