THR Audball on the other side Whoohoo

[Kim22]

Glad that the X-rays are good.Were you not offered any physio before ? I hope it helps your tight muscles.

 

[alexthecat]

I'm glad your X-rays looked good. This is a good time for you to start working on loosening up your muscles. I expect you'll have good results from that.

 

[zauberflöte]

Audball Really glad your xrays are good!=-pol;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;/ <--- tha's my cat asking, do you know how to 6t7yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyswim?\ cut my losses, post while I'm ahead

 

[Poppet]

Good news with your x-rays..

 

[C Mac]

I think 16 weeks is a good time to start physio, although I'm sorry that you are having pain. Maybe with some gentle stretches, massage and range of motion work you'll feel better. Don't tell them about the shed roof or the roller skates or they will expect more and make you work harder....

I started physio at 10 weeks of my own volition, not because of any problems.

Hope it helps,
Cardie

 

[Audball]

Thanks. Was in Blackpool last week. My phone was getting no Internet. Pah

 

[Audball]

Weather here has been great. I have a wee suntan. Lol. Bought the kids a paddling pool. They were driving me nuts. X

 

[zauberflöte]

And you? How are you and your hip?? Is the hip tan too???

 

[Audball]

I fell in the back garden last night. Face first into the fence. Hand into bushes and wood. Have a splint on. Have fracture clinic next week. Hand really sore and swollen. I shouldn't be allowed out alone. Loo

 

[zauberflöte]

Audball you poor baby! Do you know yet how it will heal? How come you can wear roller skates on the roof and not get hurt but trip over nothing in the back garden and wind up with a broken hand! How is your face/teeth/nose?? SO glad the hip was not involved

 

[sqwerlie]

Awww...I'm sorry Audball. Ice that hand, hope you feel better quickly!

 

[C Mac]

I shouldn't be allowed out alone. Loo

Well, I hope everything will be alright! I had an episode in a store that involved a large box tipping over and falling on my shin last year and I proclaimed the same thing -- actually I declared that I needed a handler. Too bad we all live so far from one another!!

Take care,
Cardie

 

[Audball]

Hahahahaha. I had a big skelf in my wrist, for a week. Hospital tried Lancing it with a local anaesthetic. That stung a bit and the found nothing. I popped it out myself later. I have to be more careful.

 

[zauberflöte]

Audball well I sure had to look up "skelf" LOL. Scotland sure has a funny language.... my secret weapon for "splinters" is ichthamol ointment, or drawing salve. Black goop and smells awful, but absolutely miraculous at getting things and infections out!

 

[Poppet]

Ok Audball, I am sending you a large roll of bubble wrap... You need protection

 

[Audball]

Sorry.. splinter. I thought skelf was universal. Lol. Think bubble wrap would help?...

 

[BeckyR]

Audball, Haven't heard from you in a dog's age! I miss you! How are you doing? Tell me the truth -- do you eat haggis? I really want to know if it is something people eat or just a mythical dish.

 

[Poppet]

I love Haggis.... I was born in the UK!

 

[Audball]

Becky I sometimes eat it. I don't mind the taste but my husband only eats the veggie one. He says it's stinking. Hahahahahaha. I need to come on here more, but I always use my phone and it is really slow to type. I need to use my laptop more but I can't sit still long enough. Even if I'm really sore, I keep moving. Lol

 

[Poppet]

Post when you can Audball, just no more injuries