Guest guest Posted December 13, 2009 Report Share Posted December 13, 2009 Cees, I'v been watching your posts. Glad to see good progress is being made. You now know whats wrong, and you have a plan. Thats the biggest part. Now.....Enjoy the holidays as I know you will. Bob, 70, IPF 1/09, 5 bypasses 7/12/01 Subject: Hits keep coming updateTo: Breathe-Support Date: Sunday, December 13, 2009, 12:15 AM Hi Everyone,Thank you to everyone who sent their prayers & good thoughts after hearing about my most recent ordeal. I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciate your support. Here's the latest on my situation.Turns out I broke bones in BOTH feet. Can you believe it? And it turns out the right break is to the heel, not the ankle. The orthopedist said mine is one of the most painful breaks you can get, but I'm fortunate because it's only moderately serious as opposed to a patient he saw earlier in the day whose heel was fractured so bad, he actually got "bone blisters." I've never even heard of such a thing. Sounds awful!Anyway, they put a cast on it & I'm not allowed to put ANY weight on it for at least 4 weeks, when he sees me again.Left fracture is to a bone on the top of my foot that he said can't be put in a cast, so he put one of those special boots on it, which actually lets me put weight on that foot without pain.My wrist is in a splint, but I can still use it. My sister from Phoenix came to see if she could help & decided I can't be on my own for awhile. So Sunday she's taking me to her place till next Friday & then I'm going to NE Arizona (Holbrook) to another sister's house through Christmas. She also rented this scooter-like thing for me called RollerAid that has a cushion to prop my right knee on while my right foot pushes it around. It has hand brakes & can turn all the way around fairly easily. It's pretty cool. With that, I actually don't feel like I need to be taken care of, but she's still insisting.Also, the orthopedist doubled the strength of my pain med & it's finally helping now. So -- everything, including my emotional state, is MUCH better now. (I'm sure the pain meds are helping that along too. LOL)It'll be nice to be with family for Christmas. I hope each & every one of you has a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah or wonderful celebration of anything else you may be enjoying this time of year. I also hope you all get to be with loved ones during this special time.Cees, S CalifIPF/UIP 10/08P.S. BTW, I'm taking my laptop, so I won't be out of reach. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 13, 2009 Report Share Posted December 13, 2009 Cees,I'm so glad that your situation is improving, and you are going to be with family. Have fun with your scooter. PatSubject: Hits keep coming updateTo: Breathe-Support Date: Sunday, December 13, 2009, 5:15 AM Hi Everyone, Thank you to everyone who sent their prayers & good thoughts after hearing about my most recent ordeal. I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciate your support. Here's the latest on my situation. Turns out I broke bones in BOTH feet. Can you believe it? And it turns out the right break is to the heel, not the ankle. The orthopedist said mine is one of the most painful breaks you can get, but I'm fortunate because it's only moderately serious as opposed to a patient he saw earlier in the day whose heel was fractured so bad, he actually got "bone blisters." I've never even heard of such a thing. Sounds awful! Anyway, they put a cast on it & I'm not allowed to put ANY weight on it for at least 4 weeks, when he sees me again. Left fracture is to a bone on the top of my foot that he said can't be put in a cast, so he put one of those special boots on it, which actually lets me put weight on that foot without pain. My wrist is in a splint, but I can still use it. My sister from Phoenix came to see if she could help & decided I can't be on my own for awhile. So Sunday she's taking me to her place till next Friday & then I'm going to NE Arizona (Holbrook) to another sister's house through Christmas. She also rented this scooter-like thing for me called RollerAid that has a cushion to prop my right knee on while my right foot pushes it around. It has hand brakes & can turn all the way around fairly easily. It's pretty cool. With that, I actually don't feel like I need to be taken care of, but she's still insisting. Also, the orthopedist doubled the strength of my pain med & it's finally helping now. So -- everything, including my emotional state, is MUCH better now. (I'm sure the pain meds are helping that along too. LOL) It'll be nice to be with family for Christmas. I hope each & every one of you has a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah or wonderful celebration of anything else you may be enjoying this time of year. I also hope you all get to be with loved ones during this special time. Cees, S Calif IPF/UIP 10/08 P.S. BTW, I'm taking my laptop, so I won't be out of reach. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 13, 2009 Report Share Posted December 13, 2009 Thanks God for anwsered prayer!It sounds like all the bases are covered.Continued healing to you.PJ Hits keep coming update Hi Everyone,Thank you to everyone who sent their prayers & good thoughts after hearing about my most recent ordeal. I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciate your support. Here's the latest on my situation.Turns out I broke bones in BOTH feet. Can you believe it? And it turns out the right break is to the heel, not the ankle. The orthopedist said mine is one of the most painful breaks you can get, but I'm fortunate because it's only moderately serious as opposed to a patient he saw earlier in the day whose heel was fractured so bad, he actually got "bone blisters." I've never even heard of such a thing. Sounds awful!Anyway, they put a cast on it & I'm not allowed to put ANY weight on it for at least 4 weeks, when he sees me again.Left fracture is to a bone on the top of my foot that he said can't be put in a cast, so he put one of those special boots on it, which actually lets me put weight on that foot without pain.My wrist is in a splint, but I can still use it. My sister from Phoenix came to see if she could help & decided I can't be on my own for awhile. So Sunday she's taking me to her place till next Friday & then I'm going to NE Arizona (Holbrook) to another sister's house through Christmas. She also rented this scooter-like thing for me called RollerAid that has a cushion to prop my right knee on while my right foot pushes it around. It has hand brakes & can turn all the way around fairly easily. It's pretty cool. With that, I actually don't feel like I need to be taken care of, but she's still insisting.Also, the orthopedist doubled the strength of my pain med & it's finally helping now. So -- everything, including my emotional state, is MUCH better now. (I'm sure the pain meds are helping that along too. LOL)It'll be nice to be with family for Christmas. I hope each & every one of you has a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah or wonderful celebration of anything else you may be enjoying this time of year. I also hope you all get to be with loved ones during this special time.Cees, S CalifIPF/UIP 10/08P.S. BTW, I'm taking my laptop, so I won't be out of reach. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 13, 2009 Report Share Posted December 13, 2009 My goodness, you poor thing. Take care of yourself and enjoy someone else helping you, we all know you would if the shoe was on the other foot, well maybe after its healed. We all of done some stupid things in our life, like trying to do things for ourselves instead of asking for a little help, stay off the ladder. Ha Ha Happy Holidays. Carroll Brissette 3/23/09 ipfHi Everyone,Thank you to everyone who sent their prayers & good thoughts after hearing about my most recent ordeal. I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciate your support. Here's the latest on my situation.Turns out I broke bones in BOTH feet. Can you believe it? And it turns out the right break is to the heel, not the ankle. The orthopedist said mine is one of the most painful breaks you can get, but I'm fortunate because it's only moderately serious as opposed to a patient he saw earlier in the day whose heel was fractured so bad, he actually got "bone blisters." I've never even heard of such a thing. Sounds awful!Anyway, they put a cast on it & I'm not allowed to put ANY weight on it for at least 4 weeks, when he sees me again.Left fracture is to a bone on the top of my foot that he said can't be put in a cast, so he put one of those special boots on it, which actually lets me put weight on that foot without pain.My wrist is in a splint, but I can still use it. My sister from Phoenix came to see if she could help & decided I can't be on my own for awhile. So Sunday she's taking me to her place till next Friday & then I'm going to NE Arizona (Holbrook) to another sister's house through Christmas. She also rented this scooter-like thing for me called RollerAid that has a cushion to prop my right knee on while my right foot pushes it around. It has hand brakes & can turn all the way around fairly easily. It's pretty cool. With that, I actually don't feel like I need to be taken care of, but she's still insisting.Also, the orthopedist doubled the strength of my pain med & it's finally helping now. So -- everything, including my emotional state, is MUCH better now. (I'm sure the pain meds are helping that along too. LOL)It'll be nice to be with family for Christmas. I hope each & every one of you has a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah or wonderful celebration of anything else you may be enjoying this time of year. I also hope you all get to be with loved ones during this special time.Cees, S CalifIPF/UIP 10/08P.S. BTW, I'm taking my laptop, so I won't be out of reach. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 13, 2009 Report Share Posted December 13, 2009 Cees, Call me when you get settled and maybe I can stop one day after work. Would love to meet you. Dyane Phoenix > > Hi Everyone, > > Thank you to everyone who sent their prayers & good thoughts after hearing about my most recent ordeal. I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciate your support. Here's the latest on my situation. > > Turns out I broke bones in BOTH feet. Can you believe it? And it turns out the right break is to the heel, not the ankle. The orthopedist said mine is one of the most painful breaks you can get, but I'm fortunate because it's only moderately serious as opposed to a patient he saw earlier in the day whose heel was fractured so bad, he actually got " bone blisters. " I've never even heard of such a thing. Sounds awful! > > Anyway, they put a cast on it & I'm not allowed to put ANY weight on it for at least 4 weeks, when he sees me again. > > Left fracture is to a bone on the top of my foot that he said can't be put in a cast, so he put one of those special boots on it, which actually lets me put weight on that foot without pain. > > My wrist is in a splint, but I can still use it. > > My sister from Phoenix came to see if she could help & decided I can't be on my own for awhile. So Sunday she's taking me to her place till next Friday & then I'm going to NE Arizona (Holbrook) to another sister's house through Christmas. > She also rented this scooter-like thing for me called RollerAid that has a cushion to prop my right knee on while my right foot pushes it around. It has hand brakes & can turn all the way around fairly easily. It's pretty cool. With that, I actually don't feel like I need to be taken care of, but she's still insisting. > > Also, the orthopedist doubled the strength of my pain med & it's finally helping now. > > So -- everything, including my emotional state, is MUCH better now. (I'm sure the pain meds are helping that along too. LOL) > > It'll be nice to be with family for Christmas. I hope each & every one of you has a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah or wonderful celebration of anything else you may be enjoying this time of year. I also hope you all get to be with loved ones during this special time. > > Cees, S Calif > IPF/UIP 10/08 > > P.S. BTW, I'm taking my laptop, so I won't be out of reach. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 15, 2009 Report Share Posted December 15, 2009 Glad you are feeling better Cees. Do take care of you, ok? Happy Holidays. MamaSher; IPF 2006, NSIP, PH 2009, OR.Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there! From: ceesnews Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 9:15 PM To: Breathe-Support Subject: Hits keep coming update Hi Everyone,Thank you to everyone who sent their prayers & good thoughts after hearing about my most recent ordeal. I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciate your support. Here's the latest on my situation.Turns out I broke bones in BOTH feet. Can you believe it? And it turns out the right break is to the heel, not the ankle. The orthopedist said mine is one of the most painful breaks you can get, but I'm fortunate because it's only moderately serious as opposed to a patient he saw earlier in the day whose heel was fractured so bad, he actually got "bone blisters." I've never even heard of such a thing. Sounds awful!Anyway, they put a cast on it & I'm not allowed to put ANY weight on it for at least 4 weeks, when he sees me again.Left fracture is to a bone on the top of my foot that he said can't be put in a cast, so he put one of those special boots on it, which actually lets me put weight on that foot without pain.My wrist is in a splint, but I can still use it. My sister from Phoenix came to see if she could help & decided I can't be on my own for awhile. So Sunday she's taking me to her place till next Friday & then I'm going to NE Arizona (Holbrook) to another sister's house through Christmas. She also rented this scooter-like thing for me called RollerAid that has a cushion to prop my right knee on while my right foot pushes it around. It has hand brakes & can turn all the way around fairly easily. It's pretty cool. With that, I actually don't feel like I need to be taken care of, but she's still insisting.Also, the orthopedist doubled the strength of my pain med & it's finally helping now. So -- everything, including my emotional state, is MUCH better now. (I'm sure the pain meds are helping that along too. LOL)It'll be nice to be with family for Christmas. I hope each & every one of you has a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah or wonderful celebration of anything else you may be enjoying this time of year. I also hope you all get to be with loved ones during this special time.Cees, S CalifIPF/UIP 10/08P.S. BTW, I'm taking my laptop, so I won't be out of reach. No virus found in this incoming message.Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.716 / Virus Database: 270.14.107/2564 - Release Date: 12/13/09 23:37:00 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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