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I predate AndyW.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostDid this poll pre-date AndyW?
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Incredible. That must've been some specialist surgery and a half. Not so long ago and you'd have a Hamza Hook instead.Originally posted by Diver View PostIndex finger knuckle is half in further back than it should be (too much bone & tissue loss) so I can't make a fist without the index finger sticking out a bit, but I have full strength back and can support my full weight on the hand (fingertips alone), so they did an excellent job.
Just have to keep an eye on it as no nerves in the back of the hand at all, so I don't know if I injure it.
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Index finger knuckle is half in further back than it should be (too much bone & tissue loss) so I can't make a fist without the index finger sticking out a bit, but I have full strength back and can support my full weight on the hand (fingertips alone), so they did an excellent job.Originally posted by realityhack View PostThat's amazing - it looks like they did an excellent job.
Have you fully regained movement/range/dexterity in the hand though?
Just have to keep an eye on it as no nerves in the back of the hand at all, so I don't know if I injure it.
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That's amazing - it looks like they did an excellent job.Originally posted by Diver View PostJust took two photo's of what the hand looks like now, and put them in the same link.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id...3&id=550862848
Have you fully regained movement/range/dexterity in the hand though?
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Nah! They pulled the wires out with a pair of pliersOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View Postjust think, when they dig you up in 65 million years, the museum curator will say to the archeologist, 'great, now we just need some wire to mount this specimin of a primitive hominid for display. WAIT, Jeeze , he is already wired up, what an amazing creature. a pre-wired life-form'

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just think, when they dig you up in 65 million years, the museum curator will say to the archeologist, 'great, now we just need some wire to mount this specimin of a primitive hominid for display. WAIT, Jeeze , he is already wired up, what an amazing creature. a pre-wired life-form'
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Just took two photo's of what the hand looks like now, and put them in the same link.Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostWell there's a sober lesson for all of us - don't **** with power tools...
Also, are those pus drains coming out of your thumb or wire pins?
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id...3&id=550862848
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Well there's a sober lesson for all of us - don't **** with power tools...Originally posted by Diver View Post
Also, are those pus drains coming out of your thumb or wire pins?
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