I'm slowly healing Thomas but there has been a set back with the possibility of surgery. I'll find out this Friday when I'll have more X-Rays and see my Orthopedic surgeon. He may put a plate in or wire up the bones that have separated.Grier Terry, since I haven't found anything here or elsewhere, how have you been doing since your accident? Are you on the mend?
What a pity, Terry. As if that mishap wouldn't have been enough. The other day a member of my table-tennis club took a nasty spill on his bike and suffered a fractured shoulder blade. No idea when or if he'll come back. He's 85. I keep my fingers crossed for you.
Only have to go online to find many helpful hints to permit us old farts to live longer. I am a devotee and now follow them daily. I suggest you guys do too. One is to rise slowly from bed, do some toe wiggling then deep breathing exercises. Onother is to always make room temp water your first beverage of the day. A third, for muscle retention are lite lifting exercises. I use soup cans as I dont have small barbells.
My daughter will be flying with Qatar Airlines to Brisbane.One miracle survivor from the Air India crash. He was blessed from above.The culprit was another Boeing plane, the Dreamliner, of which if not mistaken, our Qantas has several.
So true. I'd wanted to say no more but what you are saying is spot-on. A few days ago I lost my balance while taking off my trousers and had to cushion the fall with just one hand which could have resulted in a broken wrist...
You're right, Terry, we should refrain from doing risky things over which we have control, for there are a lot of others over which we haven't.