Any Suggestions for Handling an

[Bullett]

Originally Posted by sudani

don't ya love when a plan comes together.....

Yep!

[Bullett]

Update. Saw the doctor yesterday. Hubby is authorized to gradually increase weight bearing on the broken leg as tolerated and go to one crutch. He says he doesn't have pain when he walks on it.

Oh, and the doc says he can start to drive as he feels comfortable with it.

Looks like we are through the worst of it. Thanks everyone, for your kind support and suggestions to help us through this situation.

[AKBeemer]

Now that you appear to be nearer to the end of the challenge than to the beginning I thought you might be ready for another bit of advice on taking care of you instead of the patient..............

[Voni]

Celebration time!!!

Voni
sMiling

[Bullett]

Originally Posted by AKBeemer

Now that you appear to be nearer to the end of the challenge than to the beginning I thought you might be ready for another bit of advice on taking care of you instead of the patient..............

Why, thank you very much!

[jacko]

Originally Posted by Bullett

Update. Saw the doctor yesterday. Hubby is authorized to gradually increase weight bearing on the broken leg as tolerated and go to one crutch. He says he doesn't have pain when he walks on it.

Oh, and the doc says he can start to drive as he feels comfortable with it.

Looks like we are through the worst of it. Thanks everyone, for your kind support and suggestions to help us through this situation.

Now that he is almost up an starting to get around again. May I suggest that he starts working out in a pool? I joined a exercise class at our local APEX center (indoor pool,weight room etc) several weeks ago working out in the water and it has done wonders for this hip replacement and back injury sustained on way to rally last summer. I can just get my leg over a RT at the dealer now but they won't let me test ride yet!

Jack