05-07-2021, 10:50 PM
(05-04-2021, 11:59 PM)Cowboypirate Wrote:Improper lifting or not, they get bigger, and dads get older. My wife and I have both had one neck surgery each, right at the C6/7 disk, which is the trouble spot.(05-04-2021, 11:04 PM)Springbuck1 Wrote:(05-04-2021, 07:10 PM)WET1 Wrote:She's a hoot, but the logistics can be tough now that she's growing up. She has caught rainbow trout, green sunfish, bluegills, hybrid greengills, wipers, LMB, SMB, bullheads, carp, and chubs. Got a life list on her wall.(05-04-2021, 02:20 PM)Springbuck1 Wrote: My daughter with cerebral palsy can hold a pole in one hand, and se the hook. She can't bait, cast, crank her reel handle, or even really see her line or bobber.
Anything that bites and we bring in while she holds the pole, SHE caught.
Good on you for getting her out there!
I used to tow her around in a kayak at Mantua while I waded by jamming her old car seat into the homemade kayak, but she outgrew the car seat and life vests, and getting her, her wheelchair, the car-seat, kayak, etc shuttled back and forth from the parking lot anywhere........well, she weighs 115 lbs now and all that, and nobody else in the family likes fishing.
Boy does that sound sound familiar. We should catch up and share war stories. My current neck problem is a result of improper lifting methods over the years with my son. Once they break 100 lbs it really changes the game helping them transfer and such. But we have had some great adventures and, like your daughter, he has quite a list of finned critters to his name.
I'd be honored to spend any time with you at all, CP. I've watched your videos on youtube, and it seems like we have a parallel family and similar interests.