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sharron said:
see y'all in the morning, been a long day and i want a nice hot shower:frow
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Goodnight Sharron, hope you have a restful night's sleep!
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007Sean said:
This last time, I was on my why to see the doc so he could release me to go back to work. I was walking along normally in the living room headed out the door to go.....and snap!
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no, the original break, i remember the second time(hard to believe)
007Sean said:
Goodnight Sharron, hope you have a restful night's sleep!
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thank you, i probably will til wilbur decides its time for his breakfast:lau
 
sharron said:
no, the original break, i remember the second time(hard to believe)

thank you, i probably will til wilbur decides its time for his breakfast:lau
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The original time I was feeding my birds and stepped on a small sheet of plywood. It skidded along till it hit a base board on one of my pens. It stopped, I was hurled forward into the pen and ground, hip first and landed with all my weight on the hip, hands were full of feed cans so couldn't brace my fall. It fractured the ball of the femur at the base of the neck of the femur but didn't fall off to either side of the neck. It stayed on top of the neck, (impacted) which sounds bad but better than if it had fallen off to the side. Also by staying in place, it didn't sever/tear any arteries or veins, so the blood supply wasn't interrupted. If that would have happened, a full hip replacement would have been necessary to repair the damaged hip.
 
rjohns39 said:
Doing well except for the little ice balls on the deck. Not snow, not hail, not anything I'm familiar with... 32* and little white balls. Maybe I should say tiny white balls, smaller than a snow flake.
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Snow pellets? They kinda look like styrofoam.
 
007Sean said:
The original time I was feeding my birds and stepped on a small sheet of plywood. It skidded along till it hit a base board on one of my pens. It stopped, I was hurled forward into the pen and ground, hip first and landed with all my weight on the hip, hands were full of feed cans so couldn't brace my fall. It fractured the ball of the femur at the base of the neck of the femur but didn't fall off to either side of the neck. It stayed on top of the neck, (impacted) which sounds bad but better than if it had fallen off to the side. Also by staying in place, it didn't sever/tear any arteries or veins, so the blood supply wasn't interrupted. If that would have happened, a full hip replacement would have been necessary to repair the damaged hip.
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:eek:wow, i guess you were lucky in the sense you didn't have to have the hip replacement, if thats not what you wanted but man, you must have been flying pretty good to do that damage, how did they find you, were you able to get yourself back to the house or did the neighbor see you?
ok, i admit, the hot water helped and after finding out how it happened, i'm awake for awhile longer:D
 
rjohns39 said:
Doing well except for the little ice balls on the deck. Not snow, not hail, not anything I'm familiar with... 32* and little white balls. Maybe I should say tiny white balls, smaller than a snow flake.
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yeah, here too, had to be careful going down the steps when i went to feed, it rained snow pellets down in alabama a couple of years ago and snowed in atlanta, everyone was sliding all over the place , husband was fascinated that those people had no idea what snow really was
we're suppose to get the snow tonight
 
sourland said:
Not sure of what page of the 'Man Book' it is on, but it's what we do for our loved ones. My thoughts are with the two of you. :hugs
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yes, i gotta try to find that book and beat him with it(not hard tho) if i get a scratch or bruise he wants to take me to the hospital but when i try to get him to call a doctor, its a different ball of wax.
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