Physical demands of a flatbed

You go to the hospital for a sore back? No wander insurance cost so much.

 

Why not ?? Sounds ideal to me.

 

He threw his back out. If you've ever done it before, you would understand why he went to the hospital. It ain't no ####ing joke..... at all.

 

I've thrown my back out before and I sure wasn't laughing but would never go to the hospital for it either. I can manage some pain long enough to make it to a doctors office. But I've never been to a Doctor for a soar back either. A few days at home and let it fix itself.

 

Consider yourself extremely lucky then. Never say never my friend.

I've thrown my back out 2-3 times over my 57 years on this planet.

The 2nd time I did it I was lifting a box of books off the floor. Twinged my back and dropped to my knees in pain. Laid down with hot packs, pain meds, Icy cold etc... A couple hours later my back start spasming.... Got so bad I was thrashing around the bed in major, excruciating pain. My wife had to call a squad to get me to the ER. Like I said. No ####ing joke. I hope you or noone else has to experience what I did that day.

 

So what did they do for you?

 

Shot of morphine and corticosteroids. Scripts for Flexeril and Tylenol 3 w/Codeine IIRC. No bed rest. That's the worst thing you can do for pulled back muscles. You need to get up, move around and deal with the pain. Got my ### in shape after that. Never a problem since. That was 25 years ago or so.

 

Just as I thought, nothing that a doctor office can't do. Pass I'll survive till I get to doctor office.

 

This is the truth of the matter. Anyone that says flatbedding is hard work is someone who has never done a single day of hard work in their lives.

 

Maybe your not working fast enough. It's hard work for me for 15-30 minutes.