Wishing you the BEST with your FOOT operation tomorrow JimW
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RadishRose
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Thanks for the reminder Keesha.
Jaydub ( JimW) Best of luck and have speedy recovery. Let us know how it went.
Jaydub ( JimW) Best of luck and have speedy recovery. Let us know how it went.
IKE
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Good luck on your foot surgery tomorrow Jim.
terry123
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Hope all goes well.
He needs surgery to reconstruct his foot arch and either replace or repair the torn tendons.
Here’s more info in the ‘walking’ thread if you care to look.
Thank you
https://www.seniorforums.com/showthread.php/35407-Walking!/page18
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hollydolly
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Ooooh Ouch, sounds like a painful OP..:unhappy:. ...wishing you all the best JimW.. and you're much better soon...
Lara
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fftobed: ...Rest up and hurry back :rose:
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fftobed: ...Rest up and hurry back :rose:
DaveA
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Hope the op went well, Jim. Sox are doing well and the Pats season starts this week-end. Gives you some pleasant viewing while you recover.
Thank you everyone, I apprecite the well wishes! I missed this thread earlier when I was on the board, thanks to Keesha for starting it!
The operation went well. I had a lot of pain for a few days, thankfully that has gotten better. My foot is wrapped in a temporary splint for two weeks. I go back to the dr's for a check up and dressing change on Wed. If he gives me the okay, I will probably return to work on Thursday. The following Wed he will remove the stitches and put on a permanent cast that will stay on for 4 - 6 weeks. No walking or driving until the cast comes off.
My wife has been and will be a huge help with everything, I'd be in trouble without her.
Dave A, the Pats squeaked one out yesterday. The defense looked pretty good, it was nice to see them get pressure on the qb. Brady had another good game as well. Looking forward to the MLB playoffs, these last few weeks of the regular season are boring when the games don't really mean much.
The operation went well. I had a lot of pain for a few days, thankfully that has gotten better. My foot is wrapped in a temporary splint for two weeks. I go back to the dr's for a check up and dressing change on Wed. If he gives me the okay, I will probably return to work on Thursday. The following Wed he will remove the stitches and put on a permanent cast that will stay on for 4 - 6 weeks. No walking or driving until the cast comes off.
My wife has been and will be a huge help with everything, I'd be in trouble without her.
Dave A, the Pats squeaked one out yesterday. The defense looked pretty good, it was nice to see them get pressure on the qb. Brady had another good game as well. Looking forward to the MLB playoffs, these last few weeks of the regular season are boring when the games don't really mean much.
RadishRose
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Nice to have you back, Jim! Hope you have a speedy recovery.
Falcon
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When the game begins, they flip a coin to see who gets the ball.
The rest of the game, the crowd shouts, "Get the quarterback. Get the quarterback!"
The rest of the game, the crowd shouts, "Get the quarterback. Get the quarterback!"
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terry123
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Glad you are on the mend!!
Ruth n Jersey
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Glad everything went well. I guess you will be in for some physical therapy once the cast is removed.
Thanks RR, me too!
Thanks Terry!
Thanks Ruth! Yes I'll have p/t twice a week for 4-6 months. It's going to be about 8-10 months before I'm back to normal.