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Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 12967668)
Seems a lot of fuss. You DO have another leg* you know.
*Or you don't, in which case I retract.;) |
Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12967674)
trendy nightspots. :lol:
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Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 12967668)
Seems a lot of fuss. You DO have another leg* you know.
*Or you don't, in which case I retract. ;) |
Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 12967676)
You put your left leg in... you take your...
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Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12967679)
If you take that out you get chucked out of the hospital.
That depends on how sturdy that leg is. It just might get you more visitors. |
Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by Rete
(Post 12967683)
That depends on how sturdy that leg is. It just might get you more visitors.
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Re: Caretaker
I've been organizing like a madman, getting all ducks in a row for release tomorrow
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Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12968539)
I've been organizing like a madman, getting all ducks in a row for release tomorrow
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Re: Caretaker
My chat with the food services lady yesterday came a bit late, but that's my fault. I told her about sending back most of the food and she said I could request half portions if I wasn't hungry enough :lol: so I told her the problem didn't lie with my appetite but with the food itself, pointed out some of the items that were particularly vile, but took care not to hurt her feelings. As a result most of it's been alright lately. They don't have the check tomorrow's menu system here anymore so without using the food services number they send every couple of days and telling her what you like and don't like it's luck of the draw. I'll have to be careful not to over indulge once home, but if I want it, I can have kippers and whiskey for breakfast, and you aren't getting that in the hospital.
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Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12968539)
I've been organizing like a madman, getting all ducks in a row for release tomorrow
They weren't too fussy about managing at home? Steps and stairs and stuff? |
Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12968570)
:thumbup: Good to hear.
They weren't too fussy about managing at home? Steps and stairs and stuff? |
Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12968576)
There has been a tremendous amount of discussion and coordination about that. My friend went to the Sask Abilities Council today and picked up a lot of gear for me.
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Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 12968577)
Pleased to hear you have support when you get home.
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Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12968917)
After bringing me home he spent all afternoon moving things around at my direction so they'll be within reach where they need to be. I've had quite a few surgeries, and even sport a donor tendon in my other leg, but this one was the worst. I think it is 3 months in the brace until they are attached enough, then I can drive.
I bet it’s nice to be home. :nod: Do live on one level, or do you have stairs to climb? 3 mths with the brace doesn’t sound much fun, but on the bright side it will then be spring. :thumbup: |
Re: Caretaker
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12968917)
After bringing me home he spent all afternoon moving things around at my direction so they'll be within reach where they need to be. I've had quite a few surgeries, and even sport a donor tendon in my other leg, but this one was the worst. I think it is 3 months in the brace until they are attached enough, then I can drive. Until then the leg is immobilised but the pain will taper off.
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