This one might be okay...., little bit heavier.
Do you follow AFL or NRL?No it all happened very fast actually, it was more like turn, turn, oh shit! Splat.
What a nightmare, I feel for you mate and hope it gets better soon. Maybe you can do some swimming? Yes, I also found out the hard way they don't give pain medication and are quite happy to manipulate something that is seriously torn. A tip, as this is what got me through. You will be given maybe Endone or something for your operations. If you don't need it don't take it (addictive) BUT hang onto it. So many years old but I had it with me in Japan thank god when I needed it the first night and will always travel with it, just in case. Shit really does happen, and it's never when you think.No I've never been into any ball sports. I'm actually not much into spectating at all, even the sports I participate in I'm unlikely to go watch someone else do it.
Pretty risky bringing endone to a strict Asian country. If you didn’t have a permit then you’ve been lucky but if they happen to do a spot check…What a nightmare, I feel for you mate and hope it gets better soon. Maybe you can do some swimming? Yes, I also found out the hard way they don't give pain medication and are quite happy to manipulate something that is seriously torn. A tip, as this is what got me through. You will be given maybe Endone or something for your operations. If you don't need it don't take it (addictive) BUT hang onto it. So many years old but I had it with me in Japan thank god when I needed it the first night and will always travel with it, just in case. Shit really does happen, and it's never when you think.
100%, which is why it's important to submit all the relevant paperwork, and talk to your GP about a doctor's letter to show Japanese customs and Police.Pretty risky bringing endone to a strict Asian country. If you didn’t have a permit then you’ve been lucky but if they happen to do a spot check…
Does your prescription involve narcotics?
If your prescription medication involves the use of narcotics (eg morphine, codeine, oxycodone, pethidine, hydrocodone), you must seek advance permission from one of Japan’s eight Regional Bureaus of Health and Welfare.
You will need to submit an import application form as well as supporting documentation at least 14 days before traveling to Japan.
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Many common medications and over-the-counter drugs in the United States are illegal in Japan. It does not matter if you have a valid U.S. prescription for a medicine/drug which is illegal in Japan: if you bring it with you, you risk arrest and detention by the Japanese authorities
You’ll also need a doctor’s letter to support you bringing them in. Not sure bringing endone “just in case I might need it” will make the cut… sorry to be the party pooper…
It’s japan, they love regulations and paperwork, especially hand written paperwork lol. Can you believe it, 2023 and I still have to send paper mail in Japan lol.Wow did not know that. I usually keep it in the box it came in with my details but this time just took the packet. Odds would be ridiculously low as I have done this all over the world for a very long time but it’s a possibility by the looks of it. Maybe I have just been lucky
If Panadol & Nurofen smooth things out enough, then go with that, for sure.I've only had endone twice since I've been here in the hospital. Once before they were going to lift me into the CT scan when I first arrived and once straight after my first surgery.
Other than that I'm on a constant Panadol and Nurofen rotation as I don't think the pain is bad enough to require endone and I am well aware that you can become very dependent on opioid based medications.
How do you like that Dancehaul ?Let's bring the stoke back, I just put together the video of the morning before my accident. You can see it was a great morning, lot's of powder and relatively clear skies.
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It's great, I have seven boards in my quiver and the Dancehaul has earned its place. In fact I sold my resort/park board because the Dancehaul does it all and more. For really deep powder I would probably prefer a 157 but I have other powder boards for those days. The Dancehaul is really fun to ride, has a forgiving flex with lots of easily accessible pop, great for freestyle and carving too if you keep your speed in check.How do you like that Dancehaul ?
Out of interest, what other boards are in your quiver? I know you're looking at the new Aeronaut, are you looking to flip any boards.It's great, I have seven boards in my quiver and the Dancehaul has earned its place. In fact I sold my resort/park board because the Dancehaul does it all and more. For really deep powder I would probably prefer a 157 but I have other powder boards for those days. The Dancehaul is really fun to ride, has a forgiving flex with lots of easily accessible pop, great for freestyle and carving too if you keep your speed in check.