SlickTony
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I just came back from the orthopedist.
The good news is that I don't have to use the crutches anymore.
The bad news is that I have to keep on wearing the boot for another month. However, I can take it off not only to bathe, but in bed and when I'm just sitting around watching TV or at the computer. The orthopedist also said I should do flexing exercises with my foot; that's another thing I can do when I'm just sitting or lounging around. Kind of like Kegels.
But, dammit, I was going to get a professional pedicure tomorrow, the first ever in my life, and now that's going to have to wait because it doesn't seem very bargainous to have it done just on one foot.
My foot's all raggedy on the bottom, from where the pressure wound healed, and from just being all pent up most of the time. If only (1) I could afford it, and (2) if they had them in my part of the world, I'd dearly love to have one of those fish pedicures. However, I think that with my foot in its present state, they'd do their job and then sink gently to the bottom, sending up the message:
I have another medical appointment in a little while; one of those meds-monitoring things. I'm going to drive myself there, as my son, who's been taking me everywhere, has a lucrative house-sitting and dog-walking gig that starts today. The orthopedist also didn't recommend me to drive in my boot, but hell, I've driven in shoes with 5" heels and 2" platforms; how much worse can it be?
The good news is that I don't have to use the crutches anymore.
The bad news is that I have to keep on wearing the boot for another month. However, I can take it off not only to bathe, but in bed and when I'm just sitting around watching TV or at the computer. The orthopedist also said I should do flexing exercises with my foot; that's another thing I can do when I'm just sitting or lounging around. Kind of like Kegels.
But, dammit, I was going to get a professional pedicure tomorrow, the first ever in my life, and now that's going to have to wait because it doesn't seem very bargainous to have it done just on one foot.
My foot's all raggedy on the bottom, from where the pressure wound healed, and from just being all pent up most of the time. If only (1) I could afford it, and (2) if they had them in my part of the world, I'd dearly love to have one of those fish pedicures. However, I think that with my foot in its present state, they'd do their job and then sink gently to the bottom, sending up the message:
I have another medical appointment in a little while; one of those meds-monitoring things. I'm going to drive myself there, as my son, who's been taking me everywhere, has a lucrative house-sitting and dog-walking gig that starts today. The orthopedist also didn't recommend me to drive in my boot, but hell, I've driven in shoes with 5" heels and 2" platforms; how much worse can it be?
Happy for you! I broke my right leg at the knee three days before Christmas last year so I know whatca are talking about.
