Oops Report - New Blue Cast
This post is being written by my daughter. All spelling and grammar mistakes are hers and hers alone.
Aren't I looking better? (Better than what? Look here.)
Yesterday I traded in the huge, heavy, plaster, shoulder to knuckle cast for this new, pretty light blue fiberglas model.
The good news, I can bend my elbow now. The bad news, I've lost the use of my thumb.
In four weeks, on September 8, if I'm a good patient and heal well, the cast is scheduled to come off. And who knows, my face might even look normal by then, too.
Aren't I looking better? (Better than what? Look here.)
Yesterday I traded in the huge, heavy, plaster, shoulder to knuckle cast for this new, pretty light blue fiberglas model.
The good news, I can bend my elbow now. The bad news, I've lost the use of my thumb.
In four weeks, on September 8, if I'm a good patient and heal well, the cast is scheduled to come off. And who knows, my face might even look normal by then, too.
posted by marguerite louise at
8:37 PM
5 Comments:
Wow, you look much better! Sorry to hear about your thumb, though. Isn't that going to make your job playing the piano at the strip club harder?
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Anonymous, at 8/12/2006 11:16 PM
You're looking much better. Glad you got the smaller cast. Drink lots of milk and take calcium supplements!
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Tah, at 8/13/2006 12:32 AM
Wow, a Carolina Blue cast! You must have told the Drs. that you have a daughter who is a Tarheel.
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Anonymous, at 8/13/2006 10:47 AM
I am so glad to see you looking so less black and blue. You're healing very well.
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Anonymous, at 8/19/2006 10:48 AM
I'm glad to see you are looking better and that I still need to see your blog
Doris
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Anonymous, at 8/27/2006 11:43 AM
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