The splint is off and the stitches have been removed. I have a compression sleeve on my arm and on my hand and I barely understand why I have them on. I just nodded and said “Uh huh!” when the PA said she was going to put them on me. All that I know is that they are a good thing and that’s enough explanation for me.
I’m off like a bunny when I do my PT walks. That is a bunny with a sore leg but a bunny none the less. My lil’ ball of fire kept telling me to slow down and I kept telling her things changed since she saw me three days ago and she needs to keep up. It looks like I’m set to go home next week whether it be next Wednesday or next Tuesday. There’s final negotiations on that to be held.
My friend George didn’t make it and it hit me hard. Sometimes life sucks and we can’t change destiny and I’ve always known that.. Life still sucks tho. That’s all that I want to say about my friend George other than he was a nice man and a real gentleman.
This rehab has been one hell of an eye opening experience for me.
aww 😦 that made me cry …
rest in paradise George ❤
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Good that your soon be on your way home. There’s no place like home. Sorry for your friend loss. May he smile down on you from heaven. “Pling”
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we know that he is not hurting any more.
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Exactly my thought too.
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🙂 “pling”
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I went in for surgery in Sept 1981. I was there for 11 days. While there Lillian came in for the same surgery. Looked perfectly healthy. They opened her, closed her and 8 days later she was dead. She was full of cancer. 37 years later it can still hit me.
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Sorry to hear about George Jim. On the bright side glad you’ll be home before Christmas. I’m sure your birds will love to have you back.
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I’ll be glad to get back home.
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you’ll be outta there before you know it 🙂 …
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on target to be discharged next week.
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Saddened to hear of your loss, heartfelt condolences – and happy for your progress – rehab is a lotta work!
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I had a great workout this morning.
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prayers~
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🙂
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So sorry to hear about your friend George. You take care Jim. xx
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thank you sweetie 🙂
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Oh no! I am so sorry to hear about George. I’ll be thinking of his family.
Go!Go!Go! They tried to make my dad slow down after his accident. He refused to. He told the PT that he would do flips down the hallway if that was what it would take to get him out.
Now you see the light at the end of the tunnel! Yay!
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thank you sweetie. I think Dad and I think alike
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😦 Hugs, that’s all I got, those virtual hugs. Keep going, you will be up and out of there soon. 💖
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next week
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Jim—I’m happy to hear you’re making progress. I’ve worked in rehab, and I understand your sentiment. I’m very sorry about your friend, George. Thinking of you. Take care!
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thanks sweetie
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🙂
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Good news Jim.
Sorry to hear about George. We lost somebody near and dear, in our family, today too.
Leslie
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Jim, I’m so sorry to hear about your friend. My condolences.
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Oh no! I’ve been away and just seeing that you got hurt. Glad to see that things are improving. Sorry about George. I hope he will RIP.
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m e too 🙂
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