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Sending...
Sending positive, healing energy your way.
Love and Hugs tmf
Where's the sad face/that sucks emoji?
Can't find either one . . . but it they were there, I'd hit them. Sending best wishes for a quick recovery -- but Lordy, don't push it!
Emma
I always do it the old fashioned what -- :o(
But if you must have a high tech version;
Hugs
Patricia
Happiness is being all dressed up and HAVING some place to go.
Semper in femineo gerunt
Ouch!
Hope you've had a doctor put a cast on it.
Sorry to hear that. Keep your weight off of it until you're sure it's healed.
:o(
Hugs
Patricia
Happiness is being all dressed up and HAVING some place to go.
Semper in femineo gerunt
Ouchie
Been there, done that, and it sucks. Take care of yourself and don't push yourself too hard, Erin.
*big hugs*
Amethyst
Don't take me too seriously. I'm just kitten around. :3
From a fellow member …..
…. Of the broken ankle club, get well soon Erin
Huggs
Sammi
P.S. mine was years ago
sending healing huggles
they're on their way!
Whizz sends her love
To her Auntie Joyce for a speedy recovery and asks if she can eat your share of the munchies?
Angharad
may i
add my best wishes for a good and speedy recovery!
Madeline Anafrid Bell
I've "danced the sticks" too many times ...
... Not for ankles, but for other stuff.
My good(?) luck was that all my breaks were for orthopedic corrections, so no "collateral damage" that a fall or a car-hit would cause.
If they have you on crutches -
Tripod.
Always be a tripod.
Crutches to the sides (where else?) and your good leg either behind or ahead.
Don't be afraid to "swing through" (between) the crutches with the good leg. Don't 'panic' and stop with the good leg half-way thru. You lose your tripod, and your stability is nearly zero. Not a good thing.
If there are stairs in your life... Well, you might be happier going up and down on your butt.
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Take care, heal fast, and do what the Spanish Inquisit -er- Physical Therapists tell you.
Ohmigaw, Erin fell down th' well! Whizzie, go git help!!
Get well soon, Honeypie.
~much hugs! Veronica
And remember...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifLqzLEB3E0
You are approaching my ...
... Capacitance for bad puns. (Which is not your Ground Fault...)
I must now seek relief, which I hope is neither unTouchable nor Unobtanium.
Shocking
Sorry, but currently I just cannot resist following up to continue to plug such a series of direct lines.
Also more alternately, feel better Erin! May healing be swift and without too many additional hertz, I mean...hurts! <3
Ohm my goodness
I hope life becomes more Faraday or so from now while we’re Leyden the wordplay get out of hand. Erin, you know we all wish you well.
And, in the next panel of the cartoon . . .
We see Whizzy, drawn in the style of Gary Larson, lying on her back on a couch, her hind legs stretched out, describing her life to a bored psychiatrist. . . .
Emma
Get well soon.
Those things hurt just lots.
Gwen
hugs
Erin does that mean faster updates on your storys lol jk hope you get well soon sending hugs and healing wishes
Never Good
The last thing anyone wants or deserves is broken bones. Takes a while to heal and of course the inconvenience to it all. Crutches are a pain and always in the way getting in and out of a vehicle, house, or bathroom.
Get an apron, the old fashion kind with a big pocket to carry everything in so your hands are free. I can't recommend the knee crutch where your leg is strapped in and your lower leg sticks out behind. Basically walking on the knee but that much leg sticking out behind is worse than normal crutches. Never had one of the smaller utility elec transporters but some of the vets I am around has them. Slow movers for sure.
Lots of different kinds of crutches, hope you find some that fit your need for mobility.
Hugs Erin
Barb
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
Such a brief note
without explanation of the circumstances. Probably TOO embarasssing!
No reply needed, just get well soon.
Dave