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Sorry, should have been clearer - looking for a hot weather base layer, so merino is probably out
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Lightweight merino is excellent in hot weather.
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totally misread
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I’ve heard this but everything merino I’ve ever had has been too hot in hot weather so not convinced - I don’t think it’s what I’d put on for a turbo session, say…
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How do I go about getting a private MRI scan for a fucked knee ligament?
It’s been a week since I was seen by NHS specialist who prescribed an MRI scan, but the appointment hasn’t materialised, could be weeks.
In the mean time, I’m freaking out about permanent damage.
Never had any private medical treatments before, no idea where to start...
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You could drop by urgent care and wait to be seen.
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The annual average-ish UK low humidity is about 70% and high humidity in the low 90s% so I'd say a permanent 70% is quite good. A periodic wipe with an oily rag wouldn't do any harm anyway.
https://www.currentresults.com/Weather/United-Kingdom/humidity-annual.php -
Any drummers on the forum? Any recommendations for a decent double pedal that's not going to cost a million quid? Happy to go second hand.
I'm only a baby drummer so I can't answer your question but I am bumping it in the hope that there will turn out to be a significant secret community of drummers here that will justify us getting our own thread, and then maybe I can stop peering enviously through the window of the guitar thread at all the fretboard fanatics peeping happily and sociably to one another like a tragic musical urchin *mournfulviolins
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Looks like I'll have to do this anyway as the NHS doctor wrote my painkiller prescription out wrong... Thanks, will try to ask for a sooner scan.
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Sounds like a lot of faff... Thanks though.
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It needs to be ultralight, and 90-100% merino, not a polyester mix. I'm not sure that cycling clothing companies make such things. They are expensive and wear out quickly. I got this one https://www.icebreaker.com/en-gb/mens-baselayers/bodyfitzone-merino-150-zone-short-sleeve-crewe-thermal-top/104346.html?dwvar_104346_color=351 for touring and wore it as my only layer for cycling in 40+ C. Just right. And it never smells.
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Some physiotherapists can refer for private MRIs, might be a slightly easier route. My da got his done in around a week.
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It sucks that you'll have to return to get a Mri, got mine at St Thomas if it helps, love them to bits!
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It sounds like you're a bit further along than when I had this issue (my GP didn't see constant pain and an inability to walk more than 100 metres without needing to sit down as an issue worthy of referral).
I needed to see a private specialist to get a referral for an MRI and which bits needed scanning, I then booked in an MRI here https://www.alliancemedical.co.uk/scan-centres/london-harley-street-european-scanning , and they gave the results back to me on a CD which I then took back to the specialist.
If you've already got an NHS specialist who says you need an MRI you might be able to skip a lot of that.
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if i buy a field and want to put a court on it (MUGA or otherwise) do i need planning permission? i'm looking at eg https://www.planningportal.co.uk/permission but input very much appreciated
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