01-23-2013, 09:26 AM
This is one thread that is going to eventually take over the whole forum.
Just getting up out of a chair yesterday afternoon, not using my hands, and my left knee gives with a palpable internal tearing under the kneecap. Left leg cannot bear pressure except when locked straight. No swelling, so it is cartilage or the Mother of All Meniscus Tears. Riding Mo'cycle is pretty freakin' difficult when your knee doesn't want to bend or bear weight. Considering that half of my income comes from being a mobile sword-target, this is not going to be fun.
Now, it is off to see how good Healthy SF is.
Just getting up out of a chair yesterday afternoon, not using my hands, and my left knee gives with a palpable internal tearing under the kneecap. Left leg cannot bear pressure except when locked straight. No swelling, so it is cartilage or the Mother of All Meniscus Tears. Riding Mo'cycle is pretty freakin' difficult when your knee doesn't want to bend or bear weight. Considering that half of my income comes from being a mobile sword-target, this is not going to be fun.
Now, it is off to see how good Healthy SF is.
In the Tudor Period, Fencing Masters were classified in the Vagrancy Laws along with Actors, Gypsys, Vagabonds, Sturdy Rogues, and the owners of performing bears.