medical update
It was a big day today - I visited my office and we saw the surgeon.
(K does the OK)
We had x-rays. (k will have a CT scan in four weeks.)
(bb shows off the little Eiffel Tower in her wrist).
I had all my stitches removed.
(I cried and nearly fainted. It's tough to look at.)
And now we have matching casts again. (That's my surgeon's initials written near my thumb, just before anesthesia.)
I'm going to go to work on Wednesday, I'm very happy to have the stitches out and will be pleased to resume normal life.
The outpouring of affection from my co-workers and boss has lifted us immeasurably.
We look forward to recovering and thank you for thinking of us.
xo,
bb
(K does the OK)
We had x-rays. (k will have a CT scan in four weeks.)
(bb shows off the little Eiffel Tower in her wrist).
I had all my stitches removed.
(I cried and nearly fainted. It's tough to look at.)
And now we have matching casts again. (That's my surgeon's initials written near my thumb, just before anesthesia.)
I'm going to go to work on Wednesday, I'm very happy to have the stitches out and will be pleased to resume normal life.
The outpouring of affection from my co-workers and boss has lifted us immeasurably.
We look forward to recovering and thank you for thinking of us.
xo,
bb
Comments
Enjoy the rest of your time off from work. I know you'll be glad to get back to it though.
jbhat
That looks scary indeed and I don't blame you for crying or if you will again.
But the little Tour Eiffel, a chic touch indeed!
Oh Bb, the worst has passed, going back to work will make everything SLIGHTLY more normal but of course it takes time, an da lot of patience.
Baci!
That Eiffel Tower would freak me out...I imagine calling it by that name helps you accept it, though.
Glad there is progress and, hopefully, less pain now.
Love from e & e in sydney xx