The Link For Today
This was sent to me and I felt compelled to send it along and if you aren't touched in some manner by it? Then you have my sympathy. Three soldiers wrote this and put it together in their spare time over there.
The Mushroom Grove
~Fermenting Thoughts~
This was sent to me and I felt compelled to send it along and if you aren't touched in some manner by it? Then you have my sympathy. Three soldiers wrote this and put it together in their spare time over there.
Yesterday we had to road trip to Sacramento. Mr M had an appointment for a Doppler Ultrasound of his kidneys and liver, a three hour drive for a 15 min. appointment, go figure. At least now, the reimbursement for travel makes it worthwhile. It actually pays for the gas going down and coming back with a smidge leftover.
Okay, so I went to the Ortho doc today and I am now castless. I saw the x-rays myself. It's healed up fantastically well. I have to wear a splint for for the next two weeks and I should be totally without one by the end of April. My range of motion in my right wrist is basically nil, but I'll get that back. What I find so incredible is how sore and painful my right hand is. In any case, it's good to be back without a cast. I can remove the splint for periods of time but he rather I wear it.
Well, ya gotta know there is always something happening in the Grove, right? No matter how big or how trivial. I got called on Friday by Daughter asking me to go pick up Topper from school. Apparently, some bigger kid shoved him on the playground, he fell and hurt his wrist. He's fine, they iced it and it's not broken. He tried playing it for what he could. It got him a little somewhere but not much.
A week and a half left. I keep saying that. I am so sick of this cast, I can't begin to tell you. The past three months have been a challenge to say the least. Learning to do everything with my left hand has been downright exhausting. I have found that it takes minute concentration to even form some numbers and letters. Cutting a steak with my left hand has proven to be interesting, to put that mildly. The one thing I have learned through this experience is that I can function as a normal person with my left hand becoming my dominate. I still have a long way to go to perfect it and I won't need to, but it is good to know I can.