Like the knee? That's 7 days after surgery. At least my toes aren't swollen any more. I go to the surgeon this morning to get the stitches out. And see if I get to ski at all this season. I was doing okay until last night until it started swelling above the knee cap. You see, I fell during skiing in March and messed up the knee and the collateral ligament and didn't get it checked out until 6 or so months later. I thought - I can walk, how bad can it be? Yeah, should have checked it earlier.
Speaking of getting things checked out - do you get bone density scans? Are you around my age then you should. I had my second one in 2 years 2 weeks ago. Well, let's just say - guess who will be starting osteoporosis medicine next week? They are almost positive it's heredity and that I just don't absorb calcium. So there you go.
Speaking of getting things checked out - do you get bone density scans? Are you around my age then you should. I had my second one in 2 years 2 weeks ago. Well, let's just say - guess who will be starting osteoporosis medicine next week? They are almost positive it's heredity and that I just don't absorb calcium. So there you go.
One thing about having surgery, you have a lot of knitting and reading time if you don't have to take serious drugs. So I have been knitting and reading a lot lately. I should soon have some finished objects.
So books read since December 15, 2011:
32. Lean Mean Thirteen by Janet Evanovich
33. Fearless Fourteen by Janet Evanovich'
34. Raining Cat Sitters and Dogs: a Dixie Hemingway Mystery by Blaize Clement
35. Cat Sitter among the Pigeons: a Dixie Hemingway Mysterys by Blaize Clement
36. Hiss of Death, A Mrs Murphy Mystery by Rita Mae Brown
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