Thumb update
Boy did I feel stupid when the doctor looked at my and told me I'm overdoing it on the self-physical therapy. What? I thought I was supposed to work it as much as possible. Now it's overworked! He also said it looks fine for 4 weeks post-op and that it will take 10 - 12 weeks before it feels good. So why didn't he say that all along. Well, at least now I know and won't worry all weekend. Debbie
Annette, he was already pi$$ed that I had to take off early to go to the doctor "again". Wait till he finds out I'm making an eye doctor's appt, a podiatrist appt, and a have an appt with my new pcp! He's going to it-shay a brick! He's the only one allowed to take off, and believe me he does. He never comes in before9:15, leaves by 11;45 for lunch, returns anywhere from 1:30 - 2:45, and calls it a day by 4:30. Of course there's grocery day on Wed., when he comes in after 10:30, and all those times he has errands to run - the pharmacy, the hardware store, Home Depot...all on company time, never on his time. I'm rambling, all the thumb thing means is I'm working it too hard with the home physical therapy - trying to get it bending as far as it should.
Thanks, Debbie
Thanks Kathi
Let's see where did I put that tiara? LOL That reminds me: Once when we had Ethan for the weekend, I mentioned I should be treated like the queen I am. Ethan said, "You're not a queen, you're grandma!" Little does he know, being his and Gabe's grandma makes me feel like a queen! I can't milk this too much, I still have to break it to da boss that I need 6 working days for vacation in July. All I gotta do is not work the physical therapy as hard.
Debbie
Jean, most of the doctors' offices don't start seeing patients until 9:00. Besides, even after taking 2 1/2 weeks of sick leave, I still have over 1400 hours that I'll never get paid for. Another thing, why give him the satisfaction or consideration when he's never shown me any appreciation. Believe me, I've arranged my schedule enough times to accommodate him and his wants. I hope this didn't come off sounding harsh to you.
Debbie