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Fiddich 24-05-12 14:45

28 deg C oot there and I'm on crutches again
 
Hot and sunny up here over the last few days and the BBQ even came out yesterday. Thats the good news for me cause my day has just taken a downer.
Went for my orthopaedic appointment for more X rays on this bl..dy foot of mine. The result is that its much worse than they thought - the bones were wrenched appart apparently not broken - foot now in plaster, booked in for a scan on Wednesday of next week and been told not to eat anytjing that morning as it looks like I'll be going into the chopping room that afternoon. A clamp going in to hold the bones togeather and for good measure a couple of screws, then back in plaster. Hate to think what would have happened if I hadn't been wearing decent boots!!!
So there goes my Scottish Summer of riding I think sh................................................ ........ite.

Fiddich 24-05-12 14:51

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Originally Posted by Keithblade (Post 173453)
****** Ian sorry to hear that mate, I thought it was on the mend as well.

Just have to drown my sorrows with you know what - you got any left cause I haven't?:cry[1]:

mrfijjitt 24-05-12 14:52

Sorry to hear not going quite as planned.
All the best with the recovery.

Nowhere near as serious, but I know how you feel, sun is shining and me poorly leg means no riding :( At least some time off work whilst it's Roastin'.

Fiddich 24-05-12 14:55

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Originally Posted by mrfijjitt (Post 173455)
Sorry to hear not going quite as planned.
All the best with the recovery.

Nowhere near as serious, but I know how you feel, sun is shining and me poorly leg means no riding :( At least some time off work whilst it's Roastin'.

Whats annoying is that I've obviously managed to hobble about and ride the bike up until now but with a plaster on I think I better behave - hope you are mending well mate.

jimf 24-05-12 15:14

Thats not good Ian, best of luck in the hospital and i hope you mend quick!,
Regards,
Jim.

Gas_Up_Lets_Go 24-05-12 15:23

An External Fixator.. .. lovely. My wife had one for a while, before they stuck an inter-medullary (not sure of the spelling there) nail through her should and down inside her humorous.

Never mind, you'll just have to make the most of it, and put your feet up..... every cloud and all !

Fiddich 24-05-12 16:14

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Originally Posted by Gas_Up_Lets_Go (Post 173458)
An External Fixator.. .. !

It didn't sound like it Darren - sounded more like a big staple shaped bracket fixed internally - I hope so anyway!

Fiddich 24-05-12 16:16

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Originally Posted by Gas_Up_Lets_Go (Post 173458)

Never mind, you'll just have to make the most of it, and put your feet up..... every cloud and all !

I do that at work so no change I suppose.

Gas_Up_Lets_Go 24-05-12 16:26

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Originally Posted by Fiddich (Post 173461)
It didn't sound like it Darren - sounded more like a big staple shaped bracket fixed internally - I hope so anyway!

Shame,, Externals are great, you can hang stuff from them, tie the patient to a chair, door, garden fence !! they're great.

Never mind, if it's just an internal one, bit girlie like.......:gayfight:

Fiddich 24-05-12 17:19

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Originally Posted by Gas_Up_Lets_Go (Post 173464)
Shame,, Externals are great, you can hang stuff from them, tie the patient to a chair, door, garden fence !! they're great.

Never mind, if it's just an internal one, bit girlie like.......:gayfight:

I thought there was something a little strange about the man Keith.
This just proves it.:googly[1]:


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