With so much swelling after the accident, I had to wait for home to see my local ortho doctor for the real stuff.
It looks okay but it really isn’t.
I get the bad news that the cast has to immobilize the joint above the break (the knee) and below (the ankle).
Bill gives me a bunch of color choices. I settle on purple which should match my new plum purse and is this season’s color. He starts wrapping up the leg.
Here I am with Bill showing off my latest accessory.
Wish me luck as next Wednesday, I find out if I need surgery. If the bone hasn’t shifted, then I will be in this gigantic cast for 4 – 6 weeks, a shorter one for another 4 – 6 weeks, and finally a walking boot for the last 4 – 6 weeks. Another four months in a cast without walking seems amazingly long right now. As always, I just have to take it one day at a time. For now, the Antirider is really anti riding – just kidding! Y’all know I’ll be back!
Wishing you a speedy and painless recovery!
For your next cast your should discuss the possibility of getting it green/white/red with a GIVI logo inlayed.
Hope your feeling better!
Mike
Hope you heal very quickly. Enjoyed your blog.
Can you still get the Givi E28 monokey boxes? Thanks! Bob
glad to see your doing ok we neber leave anyone that falls. old woods rider rule.
the guy on xr honda
for navy coat
Hello, I just see your blog. I hope you have no pain with your broken leg. I am surprised to see you are so amazing with this accident and being so positive when you are disabled for some weeks. You are a great strong woman.
Cheers, Alain