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 by azramsfan93
2 years 7 months ago
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United States of America   Chandler, Arizona
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The hammer is surgery. Surgeons develop invasive solutions to expand their market. They cut on people for a living. If it works, great, but surgery always involves more risk than a solution that gets to the same place without it. Like this situation. Now maybe this surgery makes the injury heal better than just rest/rehab would - I am not an expert.

Given the state of the Rams they should just shut Cooper down for the year regardless IMHO.

Elvis wrote:Is the hammer surgery or rest and rehabilitation?

 by azramsfan93
2 years 7 months ago
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United States of America   Chandler, Arizona
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rams1974 wrote:I took it to mean that surgeons always want to shove stuff into you to fix problems.


Exactly.

When we all know, Kupp should hand his healing situation prayerfully over to the Lord.


This actually not the least bit funny. Really poor taste if you ask me.

 by Flash
2 years 7 months ago
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United States of America   Houston
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azramsfan93 wrote:Exactly.



This actually not the least bit funny. Really poor taste if you ask me.


Really poor taste? I was thinking/hoping you were joking also.

Thinking god cares about a football ankle injury is a joke.

 by azramsfan93
2 years 7 months ago
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United States of America   Chandler, Arizona
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First, the reply wasn’t to you.

Second, nothing to do with God. I was comparing risky surgery versus rest and rehab. Rest and rehab was mockingly referred to as “leaving it to God”. I guess football players have been recovering from ankle sprains for my entire life - by leaving it to God. Mocking is in poor taste.

Flash wrote:Really poor taste? I was thinking/hoping you were joking also.

Thinking god cares about a football ankle injury is a joke.

 by Elvis
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United States of America   Los Angeles
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azramsfan93 wrote:The hammer is surgery. Surgeons develop invasive solutions to expand their market. They cut on people for a living. If it works, great, but surgery always involves more risk than a solution that gets to the same place without it. Like this situation. Now maybe this surgery makes the injury heal better than just rest/rehab would - I am not an expert.


I was pretty much joking but i can tell you anytime i go to my doctor and complain about my ankle, wrist, shoulder, whatever, his answer is always rest, rehab, Advil...

 by Hacksaw
2 years 7 months ago
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United States of America   AT THE BEACH
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If something's broken and possibly won't heal correctly then you need to fix it surgically,,, otherwise rest and rehab. That's always been my line in the sand for the crap I've damaged over the years..

 by azramsfan93
2 years 7 months ago
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United States of America   Chandler, Arizona
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If you visited a surgeon and not your primary care doc you might get different options presented to you. Just sayin’

Elvis wrote:I was pretty much joking but i can tell you anytime i go to my doctor and complain about my ankle, wrist, shoulder, whatever, his answer is always rest, rehab, Advil...

 by bremillard
2 years 7 months ago
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United States of America   LA Coliseum
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Hacksaw wrote:If something's broken and possibly won't heal correctly then you need to fix it surgically,,, otherwise rest and rehab. That's always been my line in the sand for the crap I've damaged over the years..

That's all great. Me too, but NFL players are making millions of dollars to be on the field not to be resting. That's the difference.

 by Hacksaw
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bremillard wrote:That's all great. Me too, but NFL players are making millions of dollars to be on the field not to be resting. That's the difference.

Well there's that... :)

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