Who has had TFD ?! what pads and shoes do you wear now?

[Gazzer]

Give away ..? are they broken? :lol:

Well they have lots of holes in them.

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Well they have lots of holes in them.

ha ha :lol: I hope so mate

 

[Gazzer]

http://www.tilersforums.com/tiling-tools/67095-want-something-free.html

 

[High Peak Tiling]

http://www.tilersforums.com/tiling-tools/67095-want-something-free.html

cheers mate

 

[Perry]

It is a hazard of the job , aches / pains / numbness etc etc.. along with cuts and the worst of all... Plumbers :lol:

Dave surely the builder must be the most serious problem to the tiler most of the time he employs the plumber and come out with that famous expression :mad2:

 

[Perry]

Modern medicine doesn't actually understand a great deal about the human anatomy, or more importantly interactions of various parts of human anatomy.

My wife has Multiple Sclerosis - Medicine doesn't know what it is and want throw drugs at it, we actually found out 18 months she had a TMJ issue (jaw misalignment) which in turn was messing up her skeleton. She's now having dental treatment to address the issue and this has started to remove a raft of symptoms in her legs and arms that has historically been attributed to MS.

It would certainly be worth a visit for you to a chiropractor to see if there is anything obviously not where it should be. Symptoms often appear to be entirely disconnected or remote from the actual problem itself.

Her indoors has this TMJ issue for a number of years yes a dental thing she's been lucky and got referred to a Harley street specialist who took pity on her as was a friend of our doctor who put in touch with someone in a local hospital who's one of the top guys in the UK on The NHS

 

[Rookery]

I never got on with safety boots/shoes and prefer Nike Air trainers for comfort. I use those slide in knee pad thingies.

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Plenty of money floating around then Rookery to pay for your £120 work shoes!

 

[Perry]

I never got on with safety boots/shoes and prefer Nike Air trainers for comfort. I use those slide in knee pad thingies.

Nor have I but would be sent home from any site I ever worked on

 

[Rookery]

Plenty of money floating around then Rookery to pay for your £120 work shoes!

Eh? They cost around £30-35 from Sports Direct. They may not be the latest model but who cares.

 

[Perry]

19 dollars for my last pair rrr:

 

[Alan.P]

I never got on with safety boots/shoes and prefer Nike Air trainers for comfort. I use those slide in knee pad thingies.

Until you see a guy minus a big toe and two thirds of his next toe you probably won't get on with them :nonod: but hey, they have their uses

 

[judge]

I woke up one day with "wrist drop" went to docs and he said the feeling will come back.it did after 10 weeks !!! and has never been an issue since.Youre foot drop could of happened in youre sleep and been nothing to do with the job.(it wasnt very nice walking round with a limp wrist either...lol )

 

[High Peak Tiling]

I woke up one day with "wrist drop" went to docs and he said the feeling will come back.it did after 10 weeks !!! and has never been an issue since.Youre foot drop could of happened in youre sleep and been nothing to do with the job.(it wasnt very nice walking round with a limp wrist either...lol )

it wasn't easy walking around flat footed!

 

[Bubblecraft]

Redback pads & DeWalt Cutter trainers. Best on the market IMO