That's okay! Thanks for the tipps anyway, Doctor! ...I also think I may or may have broken my scapthoid when I was was driving around with one of those e-scooters in my human form the other day. ...And I may or may not have waited for the symptoms to becomes better when they only became worse for five weeks! π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°ππππ π¬π₯Ίπππ₯²π₯ΉβΊοΈπβ¨ππ―ππ»ππ»
Hello doctor Watson! Just a quick question; How often should a hip normally be able to move out of socket (thanks to hip dysplsia)? π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°ππβΊοΈππππ³ππ π₯Ίπ₯Ήπππ»ππ»
If you have a diagnosis then your doctor should know severity and those questions should be directed at them. If it's a severe anomaly then there are treatment options/surgery.
It's important to talk about options with your doctor early as this is a classic condition that worsens over time, especially if you develop arthritis. Surgery is far more successful in those without arthritis in the hip.
So, please make sure to check this out with your doctor sooner rather later. As much as I'd love to help, I'm not sure I can work with such small equipment for your tiny arachnid body.
Stingy flies! Yummy! Also I can't wait to keep learning from you how to deduce things! And thanks for the infos, they're not only needed but also moch appreciated! You really have no idea how much I've missed you, along with everyone else. The only thing left that I really miss is my old username, so yes, I do agree with you on the matter that the old username was better. π·οΈπ₯°ππβ€οΈβΊοΈππππ₯Ίπ₯Ήπππ³ππ₯³
Hey there Sherlock! I'm back! I hope you've been well and I hope you still keep up those awesome, braincell-revieving, scientific explainations about stuff like insects or arachnids like myself! π·οΈπ₯°ππβ€οΈβΊοΈπππ₯³πππ₯Ίπ₯Ήπ³π
I had noted your absence, and wondered where my second favourite arachnid had gone (the title of favourite arachnid still goes to @criminalisticonsultant, apologies). So your return is much appreciated. Welcome back, I had missed your questions and comments. But I will miss your old name, @shame-of-chimical. Reminiscent of better times. However, there have been some major changes during your absence. If you want to know more about it, I would advise you to read this post, some further information here, and if you have any more questions please direct them to my consulting assistant @veritassempervincit. But I do have some insects for you, as I have been bee watching last weekend.
I see! I'm not a stranger to hip pain though, because my human form does have hip dysplasia, and unfortunately it's really prone to either inflammation (which also means it'll fill up with water) or it jumps out of socket/dislocates, and that really unpleasant! π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°ππππ―π π³π₯²π₯Ήπ₯Ίππ€¬ππ»ππ»
Hey, regarding your hip, could it be that you have hip dysplasia by any chance? π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°ππππ―β¨ππ»ππ»
Hello darling,
I think the problem is simply that I am becoming sort of an Old Fogey, my dear. ;-)
Hello. Can you do boyfriend scenarios with Ronald knox (from kuroshitsuji / Black Butler). Like how he takes care of his s/o, and how he acts with them.
Wow, itβs been so long since Iβve done anything on this blog, man. And since this is more like headcanons I hope you donβt mind thatβs what Iβm doing.
Ronald KnoxΒ
Heβd love taking care of you, especially when youβre sick. Heβd be all giggly and super loving, but also kind of a dick. Heβd definitely tease you about getting ill so easily.
Heβs an even bigger goofball when youβre around, because then itβs easier for him to love and hug up on you. Heβs joking and very playful.
Usually heβs very energetic and sarcastic around you, but when heβs around others heβs very overprotective.
When his glasses are off, his hearing is heightened and when he sleeps next to you he likes to listen to your breathing.
He likes surprise kisses.
*Snorts* So he actually did indeed fall down the staircase and probably gave poor Mrs. Hudson a heart attack! π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°ππβ¨ππ€£πππβΊοΈπ―ππ»ππ»
Does your broken butt fell better today, Sherly? π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°πππ₯Ίπ₯Ήππ³π₯²π βΊοΈπππππ€£ππ»ππ»
My posterior is not broken. The majority of it consists of muscles like the gluteus maximus, which you can't really break.
Concerning my bruised non-injured coccyx and sacrum, I might have palpated them when if I had fallen on them. And the theoretical palpation showed no broken or moving parts. No x-ray necessary given that a broken coccyx can't be treated with a cast anyway given you can't immobilise the bone properly.
But of course such a theoretical injury takes some days to heal and several impact points on legs and arms have bruises when you fall down the stairs. Hematoma usually take a few weeks to heal, as well as the pain to lessen. All theoretical, of course.
Hey!! I think Iβve seen a relative of your around recently their home was like a trapdoor. Do you have a big family? Or small one? (οΌΎοΌοΌΎ)?
Oh! There are many Thraphosidae to go around! I'm guessing you perhaps live somewhere in Australia, yes? Or perhaps in a warmer country, outside of Europe? Trapdoor-spiders, like the atrax robustus for example, often live there! But those are also much more venomous and deadly than myself. Theyalso are quite vicious and aggressive, but not any less beautiful! So yes! I guess, that gives me a pretty large family! π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°ππβΊοΈππππ₯³π₯Ήπ₯Ίβ¨ππ»ππ»
Spiders are not insects, they're arachnids. But that is a very beautiful latrodectus tredecimguttatus nonetheless. Did you take the picture yourself? I have to admit the picture has a rather good quality! π·οΈβ€οΈ
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Well, since keep saying that you didn't fall down the staircase, can I ask what exactly happened? π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°πππ₯Ίπ₯Ήππ³π₯²π βΊοΈππππ€£πβ¨π―ππ»ππ»
Does your broken butt fell better today, Sherly? π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°πππ₯Ίπ₯Ήππ³π₯²π βΊοΈπππππ€£ππ»ππ»
My posterior is not broken. The majority of it consists of muscles like the gluteus maximus, which you can't really break.
Concerning my bruised non-injured coccyx and sacrum, I might have palpated them when if I had fallen on them. And the theoretical palpation showed no broken or moving parts. No x-ray necessary given that a broken coccyx can't be treated with a cast anyway given you can't immobilise the bone properly.
But of course such a theoretical injury takes some days to heal and several impact points on legs and arms have bruises when you fall down the stairs. Hematoma usually take a few weeks to heal, as well as the pain to lessen. All theoretical, of course.
Got a kind of aniversary even, which is spending 25 Valentine's Days single! π·οΈβ€οΈπ₯°ππππππβΊοΈππ€£ππ π« π―πππ»ππ»
... I can't even send a gif? Boooring!
Fascinating that you have been testing it.
Are you bored or are you jealous of the new case I'm working on?
Absolutely! I'm always up for some good food! π·οΈπ₯°ππβ€οΈβΊοΈππ₯³πππ
So I was in Sweden for two and a half month and it was great! Unfortunately I couldn't access my mobile data (we didn't have wifi) for some reason and whatever I tried to make ot work didn't change anything!
When I went into Tumblr though when I did have wifi (at someone else's place) I couldn't access my old account ( @shame-of-chimical ) anymore so I had to set up a new one.
But I'm happy to be back and I missed you guys (I really missed spending time with Irene, sitting on Jim's nice and warm hand and Sherlock's awesome deductions and scientific explanation about things, but also I missed talking to Harry and the banter between John and Sherlock for example!)
But on that note, hello to @twireneadler, @criminalisticonsultant, @consult-sherlockholmes, @consultjohnwatson , @mrs-hudsons-blog, @mrs-turners-blog, @atamh, @antheaisntmyname, @therealharrywatson, @a-victorian-girl, and @everyone else that I might not have mentioned in my post! π·οΈπ₯°ππβ€οΈπ₯ΊπβΊοΈππππππ₯³
Bro got wi-fi! π€£
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Just a friendly theraphosa stirmi that is capable of talking, spelling (typing) and shipping ships!
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