Yes, I had to explain to my son that there was a time in my life when I listened to Pink Floyd. And this explanation was required because he asked me how I was feeling after my knee replacement surgery. My response, "Comfortably numb" a multilayered response to both the pain meds I am taking and the complete loss of time I am experiencing as I recover at home.
Yea, he didn't get it either.
So is it any wonder the May Fair Isle BOM is late this month? Nope, didn't think so.
But as I scrape through the fog I discovered the May BOM could not remain concealed for long. It is now available on the 2017 BOM Page.
Knee Update: quit reading now if these sort of things makes you want to hurl. My knee is healing nicely. Staples are out, I am now permitted to shower for real, and I am doing physical therapy, as required by my Physical Therapist, Debbie the Good. Entering week 3 post op and still lots of pain, but I am now doing stairs, and using a cane instead of a walker most of the time. I now have an official ADA toilet in my bathroom, and can get in and out of bed unaided. Now when I can get the bolts out of my neck and retire the Frankenstein shirt I will feel a lot better. :-)
Yea, he didn't get it either.
So is it any wonder the May Fair Isle BOM is late this month? Nope, didn't think so.
But as I scrape through the fog I discovered the May BOM could not remain concealed for long. It is now available on the 2017 BOM Page.
Knee Update: quit reading now if these sort of things makes you want to hurl. My knee is healing nicely. Staples are out, I am now permitted to shower for real, and I am doing physical therapy, as required by my Physical Therapist, Debbie the Good. Entering week 3 post op and still lots of pain, but I am now doing stairs, and using a cane instead of a walker most of the time. I now have an official ADA toilet in my bathroom, and can get in and out of bed unaided. Now when I can get the bolts out of my neck and retire the Frankenstein shirt I will feel a lot better. :-)
I understand completely, loved Yellow Brick Road. Hope you're feeling better soon, naturally that is. ;-)
ReplyDeleteTake care & do everything the doctor & therapists order. My mom had both done & is doing great (at 95). Sendin healing prayers & thoughts.
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteHoping you do much better in the days to come. My aunt has had knee replacement and is walking all over the place now. She did say the first few weeks were rough.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon.
ReplyDeleteThis to shall pass...Keep you eyes on the end result. My sister went thru the knee replacement surgery & recuperated at my house. Continue to work thru the pain with the physical therapist to get your movement back. It will be well worth it in the end. Take care.
ReplyDeletePraying that you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteMind the doctor, and do your physical therapy you will be glad in the long run!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a fast recovery. Everything else can wait.
ReplyDeleteThis is a time to take care of yourself. Wishing you a quick recovery.
ReplyDeleteDitto on Dorothy's comment. From personal experience, now 17 mos out, you will be overjoyed in the long run! Nothing else is more important right now. I know you will feel much better in a few weeks. Best wishes for your speedy recovery. We will be patient!
ReplyDeleteWe understand. Get well. Blessings,
ReplyDeletemy hubby just had total right knee replacement on 4/6....dropped using walker at 10 days after surgery....just drove himself for the first time 5/5....he says it is well worth it....
ReplyDeleteOne step at a time, hope you´ll be doing so much better very soon and on top of all you want to be again! Love and hugs from Germany, Bobbi
ReplyDeleteGet well soon.
ReplyDeleteI admire both your courage and your sense of humor. Good on ya. Keep on keepin on...
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