Broken Nose and Flying (Split from another topic)

[piperboy84]

Yeah, I know a ear, nose and throat doc here i will see before i go just to be safe, dont want anything dramatic happening, if it just a bit pain on the flight i can deal with that.

[fernytickles]

Piperboy84,

Sorry to read about your dramas. If you have concerns about your medical questions, try contacting AOPA - assuming you are a member - they have a really good department to help you with that sort of stuff.

Think up several really good sympathy-inducing stories for the cabin crew on the flight home when they see your multi-coloured bruises

[mad_jock]

So how is your coupon coming along?

And how many kids have you scared !!!!eless?

[piperboy84]

Modelling career on hold for the moment, have not left the house except to see the doc yesterday, asked her about the sinus thing you mentioned, she says i should be fine as there was no bleeding into the sinuses , she said i can fly but just don't sneeze ( how the hell that is gonna work i don't know)

[mad_jock]

Fingers crossed for ya.

[piperboy84]

Funny thing was when i mentioned to the doc and the nurse about talking on the net about the sinus thing they both looked at each other with a knowing glance and the doc says "let me guess you googled WebMD" then the nurse says in a real sarcastic way " you know i really don't know why folk bother coming into hospitals any more when there is so much "expertise" online".

I guess they get that a lot nowadays, the good thing they did was gave me a cdrom of the cat-scan for the docs in Scotland which i thought was decent of them

[mad_jock]

You should have said no.

I was told by a scotsman who's head has been used for a rugby ball a few times.

So they bloody should at the price you payed for it.