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Alan4711
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Hello everybody,well im almost back,the move to Mundesley was a disaster the removal company was just a joke, anyway were in the new house and an MRI scan says iv got nerves trapped in my neck so until they operate ( i hope ) i cant walk and all my left side is asleep for a bit,but fingers crossed i could be ok for the summer, SO the gardens waiting for some TLC all the new fruit trees are on order,blackberries,blueberries, as well ,tried to pot a lilly yesterday and fell through the side of the greenhouse literally !! no damage to me but the greenhouse looks sad,,my neighbour builder whos doing the alterations in the house herd the crash and came running but we couldn't get me back on my feet for ages due to both of us just laughing at the daft situation, anyway all ok now and ill try to keep up with you all, hi Dove havnt forgot you mi duck, good luck all ALAN
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Alan, so glad to see you back on here but so sorry to hear about the trapped nerves!!! Sounds awful - thank goodness for your neighbour!!!
If there's anything I can do let me know.
Have they tried physio? I had a similar problem (although not as bad as yours) and physio has made a huge difference - I expect you're on huge painkillers - they made me very wobbly and I wasn't able to drive.
Good luck - at least you can type
Have as Merry a Christmas as you can ..................... although if you're on painkillers you're probably not allowed to get too merry
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
If you dont mind needles, acupuncture may work, I am half way through 6 weeks of sessions for trapped nerve in my back and I can now honestly say it has made my life so much better and reduced the pain levels significantly.
Hello Alan, good to have you back. The move seems like a nightmare, but it sounds as though you've survived it with good humour. Try to relax and recover a bit, leave the garden until the spring.
Hello Alan. Only been on the forum since April, so not met you before.
Hi Alan, I've only been here since September, so pleased to meet you. Sorry to hear you're poorly hope you get better soon. Best wishes Lily
right good luck all for next years gardening,now iv got to mend the greenhouse that some idiot fell through chall
Alan
Hi Alan - I take it you mean Jan 13th?
Too much Christmas Spirit??? 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
They are very good aren't they? They eat sleep and breath fruit trees and bushes
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.