Sorry I haven't blogged for a while, I've been a wee bit busy ...
here
My sexy post-op leg attire. (And if you thought that looked like a bum, you are just sick!)
The view out of my window the morning after the morning after...
It wasn't all bad. There were presents. Like this pretty, from my big sister.
A hand-made love-heart bowl made by Mr 11
It says I Heart U on one side and Mum on the other. So sweet.
It looks great with all the hand-made goodies they've knitted and plaited for me to wear for good luck, whilst in hospital - necklaces and friendship bracelets. Who needs Chanel, or even Brad Pitt, when you have woollen necklaces knitted by the home-scented rugrats I ask you?
See how well it looks with a tiny pillow-pet, lent to me, just in case I need something soft to cuddle at night?
In all honesty, the surgery has been painful and tiring. So I was particularly interested in the post-op instructions ...
Particularly those in the first two weeks. I'm talking about the part that reads: for the first 2 weeks following your surgery it is important that YOU DO NOTHING. Nothing more than potter around the house and make cups of tea. I think I can manage that quite nicely.
In fact the physio told me I was to lift nothing heavier than a litre of milk in those first two weeks, and walk no further than the kitchen or bathroom.
Hmm, I wonder how much a laptop weighs?
It looks great with all the hand-made goodies they've knitted and plaited for me to wear for good luck, whilst in hospital - necklaces and friendship bracelets. Who needs Chanel, or even Brad Pitt, when you have woollen necklaces knitted by the home-scented rugrats I ask you?
See how well it looks with a tiny pillow-pet, lent to me, just in case I need something soft to cuddle at night?
In all honesty, the surgery has been painful and tiring. So I was particularly interested in the post-op instructions ...
Particularly those in the first two weeks. I'm talking about the part that reads: for the first 2 weeks following your surgery it is important that YOU DO NOTHING. Nothing more than potter around the house and make cups of tea. I think I can manage that quite nicely.
In fact the physio told me I was to lift nothing heavier than a litre of milk in those first two weeks, and walk no further than the kitchen or bathroom.
Hmm, I wonder how much a laptop weighs?
3 comments:
Oh Bronnie, you poor thing! Get well soon and I hope that you're feeling 100% in no time!
P.S. I saw a bum. Sorry!
Please tell me you have someone coming to stay to help you out when you get home. They really do mean it about resting you know. Much love Vix x
Sweetie as you know if you need or want anything let us know I can come visit you at hospital & at home any time you want. Even cook you some meals if you need or anything else.
Love you
(((( Hugs )))) XXXX Kisses XXXX
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