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86BassTrackerV17 1st fishing trip w/son 10/11/13 vids p15
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<blockquote data-quote="DaveInGA" data-source="post: 165129" data-attributes="member: 166"><p>Tccanoe,</p><p></p><p>Keep right on chiming in, that's what keeps me motivated and my spirits up. If you're an RN, you'll know how I feel (I'm an RRT) about going to a doc in the box or a dentist for medical care. </p><p></p><p>This past week, I had to go to both. Had a crown get infected and what the dr. wrote for (Augmentin) wasn't touching the bacteria. Got real sick over the course of four days, with huge facial swelling on the left side nearly closing my eye, fever/chills out the roof and pain bad enough Lortab wasn't touching it (and I'm a square, don't do drugs or drink) - got so bad I took a drink with my Lortab and still didn't help the last night before the dentist/oral surgeon (No sleep that night.). </p><p></p><p>Ended up with the good ole oral surgeon lancing the swelling over the tooth with a scalpel to drain it, but he didn't put in a drain, so drainage was slow over this past weekend. I'm reasonably sure I was about a half step from becoming septic (Won't say why, but you know the signs, I was starting to see some of the basic ones.) </p><p></p><p>Post like yours and other guys helped me keep my mind off the misery of that episode while it was going on. I'm on the mend now and starting to taste the new antibiotic (metallic taste) in my mouth and feeling more like myself.</p><p></p><p>Thank you for your posts. Really helped me out when I was miserable.</p><p></p><p>On the boat: I agree with you about the lines. I think it's a nice combination of a V-Hull and a bass boat. An old pro that lives out on Lake Lanier, known as Lanier Jim on Georgia Outdoor Network forums told me he thought it may be an ideal fishing boat for fishing on Lake Lanier for spotted bass and the occasional striper. I have high hopes for the boat as I move along in the remodeling process.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DaveInGA, post: 165129, member: 166"] Tccanoe, Keep right on chiming in, that's what keeps me motivated and my spirits up. If you're an RN, you'll know how I feel (I'm an RRT) about going to a doc in the box or a dentist for medical care. This past week, I had to go to both. Had a crown get infected and what the dr. wrote for (Augmentin) wasn't touching the bacteria. Got real sick over the course of four days, with huge facial swelling on the left side nearly closing my eye, fever/chills out the roof and pain bad enough Lortab wasn't touching it (and I'm a square, don't do drugs or drink) - got so bad I took a drink with my Lortab and still didn't help the last night before the dentist/oral surgeon (No sleep that night.). Ended up with the good ole oral surgeon lancing the swelling over the tooth with a scalpel to drain it, but he didn't put in a drain, so drainage was slow over this past weekend. I'm reasonably sure I was about a half step from becoming septic (Won't say why, but you know the signs, I was starting to see some of the basic ones.) Post like yours and other guys helped me keep my mind off the misery of that episode while it was going on. I'm on the mend now and starting to taste the new antibiotic (metallic taste) in my mouth and feeling more like myself. Thank you for your posts. Really helped me out when I was miserable. On the boat: I agree with you about the lines. I think it's a nice combination of a V-Hull and a bass boat. An old pro that lives out on Lake Lanier, known as Lanier Jim on Georgia Outdoor Network forums told me he thought it may be an ideal fishing boat for fishing on Lake Lanier for spotted bass and the occasional striper. I have high hopes for the boat as I move along in the remodeling process. [/QUOTE]
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