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deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
I got a splendid new bit of footwear in Paddington this morning. It's not very comfortable, but it would be a lot worse without it. View attachment 392719
I wore one of those last year. I've still got it. We could get together and make something with two lame left feet.

Generally speaking: lurgies be gone!
 

slowmotion

Quite dreadful
Location
lost somewhere
:eek: GWS fella :hugs:
It heals in about six weeks they say. The pain comes and goes depending on the dosage of analgesics but it's perfectly manageable. Hobbling about is OK with a bit of practice. The best bit is that you can take off the cast for a bath or to give your foot a bit of air.
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
It heals in about six weeks they say. The pain comes and goes depending on the dosage of analgesics but it's perfectly manageable. Hobbling about is OK with a bit of practice. The best bit is that you can take off the cast for a bath or to give your foot a bit of air.
1 piece of advice, don't hobble/limp even if that means walking very slowly. Once you 'teach' yourself to limp (muscle memory) it takes ages to 'unlearn' it, just try to keep to your normal gait as much as possible.

I've had surgery on my knee as well as twice with my broken femur and I still don't limp, can't walk very far but unless you knew what I'd done you'd never notice.
 

slowmotion

Quite dreadful
Location
lost somewhere
1 piece of advice, don't hobble/limp even if that means walking very slowly. Once you 'teach' yourself to limp (muscle memory) it takes ages to 'unlearn' it, just try to keep to your normal gait as much as possible.

I've had surgery on my knee as well as twice with my broken femur and I still don't limp, can't walk very far but unless you knew what I'd done you'd never notice.
Thanks for the advice. It's very early days for me because it only happened on Saturday. I need to study some YouTube clips of how to use my crutches but I don't have time. I'm off to India this morning. Fortunately, I'll have an air cast not a rigid one. It'll be "on the job training". There'll be plenty of time to learn out there.
 
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