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Politics : I Will Continue to Continue, to Pretend.... -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Lazarus_Long who wrote (9181)	4/8/2005 11:14:59 AM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35834

Hi Laz, I was shocked to find out I had a plaster cast when I woke up from surgery. I was told I'd have a removable "Moon" cast. I won't find out all the particulars until I see my surgeon next Thursday. He talked to my wife briefly after the surgery. He said that my ankle was worse than they thought it would be. Apparently the severed ligaments were in worse shape than they expected (he said they were "flimsy"). When I had the accident, my ankle was turned perpendicular to my leg (at least 90°, perhaps more). Even though my knee injury was more severe (or so I thought at the time), my ankle was more painful, so I knew it was a fairly serious injury. Heck, it was still grossly unstable 8 1/2 months later. RE: Celebrex - doesn't that just suck! I finally find a non steroidal that actually provided at least moderate relief & it turns out it can kill you!! Anyway, thanks for the kind words & the heads up on Celebrex! Tim