It’s 11 days later and now I’m going to have surgery. I can’t sleep and figure that all I’m going to want to do the rest of the day is sleep so what better thing to do than amuse myself at the computer? I don’t know who wants to see these photos besides me but … oh well… you can always go to the next blog.
My good friend Diane took me to the doctor appointments today because I probably shouldn't be driving long distances with this splint and because she said I needed an advocate. I made her hold the camera at arm's length to take this photo.
This is the new cast yesterday before the doctor decided to do surgery.
This is the surgeon's plan--where he is going to put the hardware. Pretend you are watching football and they are scribbling on the screen. It's just that the doctor doesn't have colored markers.
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Shew – hope he leaves your fingers attached 🙂
Robin,
I am SO sorry to hear of your misfortune. I was not surprised, however, to see a smile on your face. You are an amazing woman. Though I have not been to the Wednesday weaving class in a very long time, I nevertheless have been thinking about you quite a bit lately. After having nothing but dust on my loom for a year, I warped it with a prayer shawl and am happily weaving away : – >
Blessings on this part of the journey,
Tanda
Congratulations on getting aroject on your loom. I hope we see you again one of these days.
Got to say I’m glad he’s a doctor and not an artist!!!! 🙂 Here’s wishing you a quick recovery!!