Just a short note today, to tell you that the splint on my leg is off! We drove to Owen Sound this morning and saw the orthopaedic surgeon (who we waited for for over an hour). He came in and said a few words for 3 1/2 minutes and then we were free to go.
It is delightful to be able to ride around and feel like I'm not even disabled compared to what the last eight weeks have been. I can sit up straight, I can go through doors. And it's a beautiful sunny day outside. What more could you ask?
thumbs up my man....thumbs up
ReplyDeleteHurray!
ReplyDelete3.5 minutes, what a difference that made. Enjoy that sunshine.
ReplyDeleteGood news is so welcome!
ReplyDelete✅✅✅👍🏻👍🏻
ReplyDeleteOh, that is good news!
ReplyDeleteSo very glad to hear it! That was a long time in that splint. :-)
ReplyDeleteWay to go! A cast/splinted limb is a cumbersome thing.
ReplyDeleteGreat news. Happy for you. 😃
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteHurrah!
ReplyDeletehttps://www.theguardian.com/environment/gallery/2020/jun/02/remembering-cheetahs-photography-competition-the-winners
Celebrate by checking out these fabulous photos of cheetahs which I was delighted to find on The Guardian this morning.
A great relief, I am sure, and you now have the weather to exploit this new freedom!
ReplyDeleteThere's always a long wait for an orthopod -- too many slip, trips and falls resulting in broken-bone emergencies.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear that you're no longer burdened by your broken leg and can get around more easily -- enjoy, enjoy.
Yay! That's great news that you are a 'free' man again. :)
ReplyDeleteHooray! I'm happy for you!
ReplyDeleteSo very happy for you. You are are a very positive person.
ReplyDeleteWith your mobility already severely restricted that broken leg and splint was just adding insult to injury. Glad to hear you have once again overcome another challenge. Now, how about a game of floor hockey:))
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