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Purrs for a clumsy hoomin
On Fri, 18 Jan 2008 00:16:01 GMT, Eileen Clark's nimble, little paws
typed: We would like to ask for purrs for owr Meomie who broke her shoulder last weekend. She was outside being a farmer and tripped onna sprinkler and fell onna log. We know those veggies are trouble. She broke her other arm last year, then hadda have an operation it. We think shees not furry graceful. But we are being poultices--we know the drill. Finrod for Mia, Callie, Camille & Scottie We'ze purrink fur you! Mebee nekst yeer you shud buy your veggies frum a farm stand..... -- Purrs, Mme. Anaïs “I love cats because I take pleasure in my home; and little by little, the cats become its visible soul.†Jean Cocteau, 1889-1963 1/18/2008 9:08:42 PM |
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Purrs for a clumsy hoomin
Suprisingly, no. Actually I thought I dislocated it and was shocked
when the xray showed that the proximal head was fractured diagonally. It really doesn't hurt that much. I have to keep the upper part of my arm next to my side (no problem) and do small ROM exercises of the hand and forearm. The biggest annoyance is the swelling. And avoiding collisions with Finrod during his bouts of extreme enthusiasm. And letting go (temporarily) of the care of my hobby farm. In article , "Granby" wrote: Haven't they at least taped your ribs. When I stepped off a ladder, thinking I was on the ground and cracked a rib, I got all taped up to keep working. "Eileen Clark" wrote in message ... Pretty much. But she says she has something called "post-fracture paranoia" and won't let us get too close to her broke side. meowmie note: they can't put a cast or brace on this, which is both good and bad news. The bad part is that I feel really vulnerable to Finrod's youthful enthusiasm. In article , Booker wrote: PurrsPURRSpurrs fur yur meowmie. Dis meens she kant wurk or do anyfing but pet yuse wit her gud arm. Booker, Snowflake, an Chappy Eileen Clark wrote: We would like to ask for purrs for owr Meomie who broke her shoulder last weekend. She was outside being a farmer and tripped onna sprinkler and fell onna log. We know those veggies are trouble. She broke her other arm last year, then hadda have an operation it. We think shees not furry graceful. But we are being poultices--we know the drill. Finrod for Mia, Callie, Camille & Scottie |
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