Just a quick update. Went to see my Doctor yesterday and he had my arm re-xrayed. He says that with fine line breaks it can take up to 2 weeks for it to show up on an X-ray. Well show up it did. I broke my left wrist. I'm not in a cast, but rather a splint designed for carpel tunnel syndrome, it's so comfortable, best my arm has felt since I hurt it. My left hand is now quite immobile so I have to do everything with my right hand. So Blogging is going to become rather hit or miss. I'll keep reading, but not much writing.
I'm off to stick gifts into bags and boxes, think paper may be beyond me.
Oh no! I do hope it mends quickly but I'm glad to hear that it's feeling a little better now that you've got it in a splint.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to have it immobilized. I did a lot of one finger typing when I broke my arm a year ago. It will be nice to hear a "Hi" from you while it mends.
ReplyDeleteDear me, I am so glad that you are getting some relief now that it is immobilized. Take care.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a speedy recovery! Pat xx
ReplyDeletePoor you - but at least you have some relief now that it is in a splint.
ReplyDeleteI hope it's better soon! I hope too that it's feeling a little more comfortable.
ReplyDeleteBrings a whole new meaning to "little black number" to wear! Hope it heals up soon, will miss your messages from the swamp. xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteI am glad the splint helps with the pain :)
ReplyDeleteSo pleased that you have now got some support for your wrist and that it helps - hope that it heals up as quickly as possible for you.
ReplyDeleteHope you are not in too much pain.
ReplyDeleteIt's good that the splint helps with the pain and that it's not a clumsy cast. I hope now that it is immobilized it will heal quickly. Bags and boxes sound like a very good idea.
ReplyDeleteI am glad to hear that the wrist device is bringing you some relief from the pain, I hope that it will now get on and heal well and soon! Take care of yourself in the meantime. Very gentle hugs!
ReplyDeleteSorry about the wrist as I can't imagine that it must be hard not to move it and make it hurt. I never heard if the breaks showing up later. Hope it heels quickly.
ReplyDeleteI feel your pain...I broke my left wrist 2 years ago. There was no crocheting, knitting, quilting for a while. Fortunately I began coloring, something I had loved as a child. Little did I know that was at the very start of the adult coloring craze.
ReplyDeleteOh dear! What a thing to happen, and with all the holiday stuff to do. Hears a prayer for fast healing, my friend.
ReplyDeleteWell it's good to hear that with the wrist support you are feeling more comfortable. Here's to a quick healing.
ReplyDeleteTake care
All the best Jan
Oh My Goodness, sorry to hear this. But like I said before for this year take it easy, don't go all out and rest that hand.
ReplyDeleteBoxes or bags sound just fine.
Cheers, parsnip
I am glad you have found some comfort with the splint. It is lucky you don't have to put up with a stookie (which is how we call a plaster cast in Scotland), with the splint you can open it up and scratch when you feel an itch. I remember my daughter was always itchy under her splint when she broke her wrist. x
ReplyDeleteI am so glad they found the fracture, to bad they did not tell you to have that splint on just in case. Take your time and heal.
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