Hey guys
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Hoytman
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Yeah...thanks for the reminder tsb.
Will be praying for you Grumpy!
Will be praying for you Grumpy!
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tsb
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Stay as active as possible. Hard to hit a moving target.
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My mother would use the cast as an excuse for why she could go back to doing what she was doing when she got hurt. More protection. Please don't do that.
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waytomany?s
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Never again, at this point I’m afraid to use the Vacuum Cleaner, it is an old Kirbywaytomany?s wrote: ↑Fri. Aug. 26, 2022 5:43 pmMy mother would use the cast as an excuse for why she could go back to doing what she was doing when she got hurt. More protection. Please don't do that.
After all. Lol
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Hoytman
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I’m really surprised that they put you in a cast after a surgery because there’s no way to see the wound opening. Interesting.
My uncle had a little total right ankle replacement a year ago and 6 months after that had both knees replaced at once. No casts on any of them and his ankle has all sorts of plates and screws. Looks like a metal shop inside his ankle.
My uncle had a little total right ankle replacement a year ago and 6 months after that had both knees replaced at once. No casts on any of them and his ankle has all sorts of plates and screws. Looks like a metal shop inside his ankle.
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Hang In There,Grump!!
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tsb
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In two weeks or so they will cut an opening to check the wound and remove the stiches. Ask me how I know. I have pictures.
Me too, thats why I think things were worse, my bet is it comes off Monday to change bandage and maybe replaced, we'll see.I’m really surprised that they put you in a cast after a surgery because there’s no way to see the wound opening. Interesting.