I am in the hospital

[cycleguy2300]

Heal up quick!

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[DaBull]

OUCh! that looks painful hope for a speedy recovery!

Imposter! Axxe55 only shouts in ALL CAPS.

 

[GaryS]

It's a bit concerning that the original poster hasn't been back to update us. Probably just a bit busy healing right now.

 

[pernelld]

Get well soon

 

[no2gates]

Get well soon

What are you trying to sell?

 

[innominate]

I tried buying the membership but paypal sucks.

PayPal is almost as bad as someone spam posting 25 meaningless responses to get the privilege to sell on TGT.

 

[RoadRunner]

I apologize for not giving some updates.

I still have some wounds that are slowly healing. They screwed my foot up when they put the cast on it. After 7 weeks they took the cast off only to discover that my foot was a mess. The cast was way too tight and caused some wounds and my foot was not at a 90 degree angle to my leg when they put it on. My foot is pointed down (I am guessing) at about a 110 degree angle. and I can only move it slightly up and down. Most of my foot is numb because of the nerve damage done by the cast. I am still having pain off and on daily although it is getting better.

I don't know if I will ever be able to walk again without a walker. I have a physical therapist that comes to my house 3 times a week and I exercise it everyday.

 

[DaBull]

I apologize for not giving some updates.

I still have some wounds that are slowly healing. They screwed my foot up when they put the cast on it. After 7 weeks they took the cast off only to discover that my foot was a mess. The cast was way too tight and caused some wounds and my foot was not at a 90 degree angle to my leg when they put it on. My foot is pointed down (I am guessing) at about a 110 degree angle. and I can only move it slightly up and down. Most of my foot is numb because of the nerve damage done by the cast. I am still having pain off and on daily although it is getting better.

I don't know if I will ever be able to walk again without a walker. I have a physical therapist that comes to my house 3 times a week and I exercise it everyday.

Sorry to hear that. So its not just landscapers, plumbers, car mechanics, and fast food servers who have been screwing things up since COVID. Nothing works any more...

 

[Texasgordo]

Hope you can get back to normal RoadRunner.



Just try to stay positive and do your physical therapy.

 

[Byrd666]

RR That just sucks, totally sucks. Just know that we're still behind you with hopes and prayers.

 

[GaryS]

Getter better soon.

 

[Lead Belly]

I'm very sorry to hear about the slow progress, RR. It takes longer to heal as we get older, so try not to get too frustrated. Keep up with the PT and you should get more strength and range of motion back over time. I said a prayer for you, bud.

 

[TipBledsoe]

Hang in there bud. The turtle wins the race.

 

[DoubleDuty]

I apologize for not giving some updates.

I still have some wounds that are slowly healing. They screwed my foot up when they put the cast on it. After 7 weeks they took the cast off only to discover that my foot was a mess. The cast was way too tight and caused some wounds and my foot was not at a 90 degree angle to my leg when they put it on. My foot is pointed down (I am guessing) at about a 110 degree angle. and I can only move it slightly up and down. Most of my foot is numb because of the nerve damage done by the cast. I am still having pain off and on daily although it is getting better.

I don't know if I will ever be able to walk again without a walker. I have a physical therapist that comes to my house 3 times a week and I exercise it everyday.

Sounds terrible, so sorry for you. Malpractice suit?

 

[EZ-E]

Dang sux the re-set didn't go right. Hope you get healed up soon.

 

[jmohme]

I broke my foot day before yesterday. I fell in the yard and my foot separated from my leg. Damnedist thing I have ever seen. I am having surgery this morning.

I don’t have a picture of it on my phone but my wife has one on her’s. I will try to put the picture up here when I get home in a few days.

Just reading this almost made me pass out! Sounds like no running of the road for you for a while!

Hoping for a complete and speedy recovery.

 

[General Zod]

I apologize for not giving some updates.

I still have some wounds that are slowly healing. They screwed my foot up when they put the cast on it. After 7 weeks they took the cast off only to discover that my foot was a mess. The cast was way too tight and caused some wounds and my foot was not at a 90 degree angle to my leg when they put it on. My foot is pointed down (I am guessing) at about a 110 degree angle. and I can only move it slightly up and down. Most of my foot is numb because of the nerve damage done by the cast. I am still having pain off and on daily although it is getting better.

I don't know if I will ever be able to walk again without a walker. I have a physical therapist that comes to my house 3 times a week and I exercise it everyday.

So...this is secondary at best to you getting your foot back as close as possible to how it's supposed to be and getting mobile again but...




...I'm assuming you've contacted a lawyer? Because as malpractice goes, this kind of carelessness that could adversely affect your quality of life and mobility from here on definitely qualifies.

 

[RoadRunner]

Sounds terrible, so sorry for you. Malpractice suit?

I am seriously thinking about it.

 

[jrbfishn]

Think harder. In fact, just go talk to a few. It's worth the time. A malpractice suit is harder to do than most think but it is doable.
My right wrist as a piece of my hip bone, steel plates and 12 screws in it because of a bad set by an Orthopedic Dr.. I have had too many injuries fixed by the good ones to put up with a chrleton. Sue the bastard if you can.

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[Cool 'Horn Luke]

I apologize for not giving some updates.

I still have some wounds that are slowly healing. They screwed my foot up when they put the cast on it. After 7 weeks they took the cast off only to discover that my foot was a mess. The cast was way too tight and caused some wounds and my foot was not at a 90 degree angle to my leg when they put it on. My foot is pointed down (I am guessing) at about a 110 degree angle. and I can only move it slightly up and down. Most of my foot is numb because of the nerve damage done by the cast. I am still having pain off and on daily although it is getting better.

I don't know if I will ever be able to walk again without a walker. I have a physical therapist that comes to my house 3 times a week and I exercise it everyday.

Praying for you! It's not gonna be fun but stick with the physical therapy.