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flossy

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Re: Broken ankle
« Reply #20 on: October 11, 2008, 18:32:27 »

  Hi bupster,

  Glad to hear you're up and about - don't do too much too soon as it will take a bit of time.

   Did mine at 50, 16yrs ago - I slid down a bank and smacked a tree [ don't ask ] .....  have
  pins , scews, and a plate - always wanted to set the alarms off at Heathrow but never did !

  Used to crawl round the garden when in plaster and have to wash it with Fairy liquid to get the green
  off.    Will say,   ' if you don't use it - you'll lose it ' so keep up with the Physio, i still do my ' rotating '
  excercises- don't know why , but it used to stiffen something chronic in the early years [ old bones ].

  To encourage you, once well healed my ankle has not stopped me from doing anything -- I dig
  away and don't give it a thought. 

  Just to add, the prognosis wasn't good apparently , and a very soulful surgeon came to tell me
  that he '  had done the best he could  '  ,  I shook his hand and thanked him for every thing he'd
  done.

   He was  from Iraq  --  and we were at war at the time.

   floss xxx
Hertfordshire,   south east England

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Re: Broken ankle
« Reply #21 on: October 12, 2008, 10:41:15 »
Don't over do it Bup, bit at a time, good luck..    ;D ;D ;D
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

 

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