Good medicine-laugh..... A brain fog minion..

Bones, joints and muscles
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Enjoy:-) 

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.....Good Start !!

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xxxx

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I used the term thingy all the time, most of the time someone knows what I'm talking about. Brain fog - bad enough when you go up or downstairs then forget why you went there, try it with you leg in a cast carrying your crutches. Unless I'm going upstairs to the loo or to bed I've given up.

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Feeling for you Susan, it must be sooo hard for you on crutches...I can't even do stairs without...hope things get better for you really soon..do have  a great day..be blessed..:-) xxx

 

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thanks hun.

i feel really cruel because when i was a kid and my gran used to get muddled 

i used to have a little giggle ,oh how iv been made to see the errors of my ways ,

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I have to come down the stairs on my bum, then crawl up on hands and knees, pulling myself up on the banister at the top. Going to the loo takes forward planning otherwise by the time I get there I'd be dancing, almost impossible to do on crutches!!

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i am just so glad i have a downstairs loo .

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Don't rub it in, before my op occupational therapy came to see me said they were going to visit me at home to see what equipment they could lend me to make life easier, whilst I'm in my cast, that was four weeks ago. All I wanted was either another pair of crutches or a frame so that I don't have to lug them up and down the stairs. I've a feeling I won't be seeing anyone.

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they just come and tick boxes and then bugger of and you dont hear from or see anyone again

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Poor you...can't you hire a porta loo for a while..maybe those occupation therapists could have seen you needed one..grr..have a lovely day..be blessed..:-) xx

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I say thingy way to much. Brain fog is y worst enemy at the moment x

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Yes but you can blaim nearly everything on it :-)

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It would be a good idea, problem is it would need to be outside and I live on the lower slopes of a mountain, lots of steps out of the house. In fact that's what I "fell" on in the first place.

My right leg sometimes goes from under me, it's as if there isn't anything there, normally I just sit down but because I was on a step I went over.

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Always frightened of going over...there seems to be quite a few people on here who have their legs just going from under them like that....sooo glad it's not me...makes you think about all those people years and years ago who didn't have a loo....and had a communal one....eeeek...that would have been sooo hard...really hope you get something sorted...it must be terrible..have a nice day. Be blessed..:-) xxx

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Think of those outside loos at the bottom of the garden, having to go out in the dark, wind, rain, snow...... Well now I don't feel so bad about crawling up the stairs lol.

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Absolutely..that's the only plus we have..lol:-) xx

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Yes..isn't it funny, when we really think..there's always someone worse off than us....I remember when we moved into a new house I was only 12 and there was no sewerage on yet...we had an outside dunny-yes in Australia)..I hated it...even though my dad bought an awesome coverage thing for it...I just hated going out in the cold..,wasn't that far from the house...but still..it was outside...grrr...it was a new area....we had a toilet in the house but the sewerage never came until I was about 14 -ish.memories...but we had fun .laughing our heads off..when the dunny collectors came and replaced it in the early dark mornings every week,  if one was dropped all over them..mm what a job......:-) xxx

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what anawful job 

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the pain is awful but the brain fog drives me mad