It is time to start the recovery walk.
In my shoulder surgery yesterday, they fixed my ruptured biceps tendon but then they discovered that I'd also damaged my rotator cuff. So this is going to be a long recovery. It is really hard to live with your dominant hand in a sling and with orders that you may not use it in any way at all.
I have to admit that I am discouraged to have to face such a very long recovery without being allowed to ride a bike or pick up my camera or countless other things. But I also know that I am lucky to have had surgery so rapidly after the injury and to be on the path of recovery.
Thanks so much for all of your good thoughts.
Thinking of you. Praying for a speedy recovery and lots of loving time with the dogs. ♥
ReplyDeletestay happy and calm. but most of all stay on the path! XO
ReplyDeleteBest to have all the repair happen in one surgery and one (long) recovery. May the dogs entertain you and not bounce on you (!) as you heal. Hang in there!
ReplyDeleteChris from Boise
Just to the physical therapy. I know you will and so many don't and they live with the results for the rest of their lives.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. Big healing hug and scritches to the pups. ♥
Dear Me KB...bless your heart. Hugs to Chef Runner and the entertainment pups and healing hugs to you
ReplyDeleteCecilia
here are more hugs to go with Cecilias and more prayers for healing and strength to lift your spirits up
ReplyDeleteThe recovery would not sit well with me either, but sometimes we have no choice. I had enough of recovery from stuff last year. It's hard when you are an active person.
ReplyDeleteAll paws are crossed for a full recovery. We know how hard you've worked on your pups PT needs so we know you will do the same for yourself.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeletePatience required by the patient... sending healing vibes across the ether to you! YAM xx
With the long winter days almost gone, and sunshine ahead, let the beauty of nature and the love from the two doggies and Runner be the healing you will need. Sending a heap of love. XXX
ReplyDeleteOh dear. My daughter-in-law had rotator cuff surgery last summer. The recovery was long and challenging, but she said it was so worth it in the end. Keeping you in my prayers for a speedy and good recovery.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you were able to get your surgery done so quickly. I do hope the recovery goes quickly for you. In the meantime, enjoy your beautiful space.
ReplyDeleteSending tons of AireZen and healing thoughts to you, KB. You are sure not having an easy time of it.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you. Just focus on how much better you'll feel once the healing is done.
ReplyDeleteWe send prayers that you will get through this with minimum trouble. And you will become ambidexterous.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry I missed the post about your injury. I wish you all the best in your recovery. what a bummer to not be able to any of those things that you enjoy so much.
ReplyDeleteMy mom has had two knee replacement surgeries but the rotator cuff was the worst. Wishing you a quick recovery.
ReplyDeletewe send hugs and power to you for a very good and fast recovery...
ReplyDeleteSending loads of healing energy your way. I've had rotator cuff corrective surgery, so I empathize but have great confidence you'll get through it well. Make ice packs your new best friends-they help immeasurably. Hugs and tail wags for your full recovery.
ReplyDeleteSending you the best for a speedy recovery.
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