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Totally. I've been pretty healthy, then last December I suddenly pulled a muscle in my back, beside my spine, under my left shoulder. It swelled so badly that it cranked my spine over to the right. When the swelling finally subsided, my vertebrae pinched a nerve bundle as it was settling back into place. *OUCH*. I still have nerve issues in my left arm (the top of it goes numb from time to time, along with my thumb, index, and middle fingers.

Point being, it's *really* fun on long troops with the jet pack on for upwards of 8 hours, then the blaster, and NOW the gauntlets are sure to make it even MORE exciting! :facepalm

I'm just going to have to muddle through and do what I can, I guess. Probably have to keep my gauntlets and blaster close to my body so as to not strain anything. arrrrrrgh.....

Be careful and don't hurt yourself for the sake of a picture (that said, I would've done it too! ).

<blockquote data-quote="Fetthunter" data-source="post: 128049" data-attributes="member: 131">Totally. I&#039;ve been pretty healthy, then last December I suddenly pulled a muscle in my back, beside my spine, under my left shoulder. It swelled so badly that it cranked my spine over to the right. When the swelling finally subsided, my vertebrae pinched a nerve bundle as it was settling back into place. *OUCH*. I still have nerve issues in my left arm (the top of it goes numb from time to time, along with my thumb, index, and middle fingers.&nbsp;Point being, it&#039;s *really* fun on long troops with the jet pack on for upwards of 8 hours, then the blaster, and NOW the gauntlets are sure to make it even MORE exciting! :facepalm&nbsp;I&#039;m just going to have to muddle through and do what I can, I guess. Probably have to keep my gauntlets and blaster close to my body so as to not strain anything. arrrrrrgh.....&nbsp;Be careful and don&#039;t hurt yourself for the sake of a picture (that said, I would&#039;ve done it too! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fetthunter, post: 128049, member: 131"] Totally. I've been pretty healthy, then last December I suddenly pulled a muscle in my back, beside my spine, under my left shoulder. It swelled so badly that it cranked my spine over to the right. When the swelling finally subsided, my vertebrae pinched a nerve bundle as it was settling back into place. *OUCH*. I still have nerve issues in my left arm (the top of it goes numb from time to time, along with my thumb, index, and middle fingers. Point being, it's *really* fun on long troops with the jet pack on for upwards of 8 hours, then the blaster, and NOW the gauntlets are sure to make it even MORE exciting! :facepalm I'm just going to have to muddle through and do what I can, I guess. Probably have to keep my gauntlets and blaster close to my body so as to not strain anything. arrrrrrgh..... Be careful and don't hurt yourself for the sake of a picture (that said, I would've done it too! ;)). [/QUOTE]

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