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#12033
Posted 16 May 2019 - 07:33 PM
I'm 36 and you?
Saw the surgeon this afternoon, he was telling me that as they were inserting the titanium rod into the humerus, the bone broke. Thank God for anesthesia. It was high time that they operated on my bone.... what's next?
That could explain the pain I had upon waking up, like Scrattage, I like to know the WHY of things. Good night my friends!
#12034
Posted 16 May 2019 - 07:47 PM
lying down
"inserting the titanium rod into the humerus, the bone broke"
that made me shudder!! Just like my friend told me yesterday that they are "going up the vein in his arm to view his heart". EEEEeeeeee! I can't handle this stuff!!
Sweet dreams Gailage!! Don't go throwing anything else!
#12038 Guest_NotMyself_*
Posted 17 May 2019 - 01:26 PM
Oh Gail, am praying youβre recovering from your operation. It sounds so traumatic. Hang on in there, Lion Soul. Sending you so much love and prayers. Lighting a candle and incense for you now. Rest and let yourself be healed, sweet angel xxx xxx
#12040
Posted 17 May 2019 - 04:05 PM
Notmyself, it was not a surgery but to take the Staples out. Candle, incense sounds good, thanks NM
Thank you Liz, always there in need.
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#12046
Posted 18 May 2019 - 10:20 AM
Are you talking about the year 2000 Maxwell ad that I got sick and tired of hearing? See video.
Or are you talking about the 1969 song "Israelites" by Desmond Decker and the Aces? That was one of my favorite songs on the radio. You will get a kick out of reading the following website and all the things that people thought they heard when listening to that song.
http://www.amiright....ndtheaces.shtml
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#12052
Posted 18 May 2019 - 01:09 PM
Hello everyoneπ’
Gail-My heart goes out to you. I shuddered wjen reading of the broken bone. You are as always in my prayers. I think of you often.
As for me:
**All the feels seem to be gone today. Had a horrible week a couple of weeks ago. Made a mistake at work that I knew better of. Made amends with one person and got my heart broken by another. Last week was ok as far as work goes. Recently my schedule has changed and allowed me to be the teacher in one of the nurseries. Anyday I have with those precious children makes my day better.
This week was also full of end of the school year events. Parties, Drama productions, 5th grade Banquet & Graduation from 5th grade. We took the children to their first Fair Thursday evening after the Banquet. They loved, but I now realize I am way too old for some of those rides ππ₯ Don't get me wrong, it was fun, but I was so sore π
Then today I wake up way too tired. All the feels seem to be gone. I either want to sleep or cry. I took a shower hoping it would help and although I physically feel better, I almost cried in the shower.
I don't want my husband to know because he has so much going on. He is rocking the Stay At Home Dad role. Even though he is in pain everday, he still rocks it. I fear he will sense a disturbance in the force and ask me if I am ok. The I fear the water works will start.π’
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#12056
Posted 18 May 2019 - 03:25 PM
Raven, I remember the crying spells. I would cry for 30 or 40 minutes at a time. I remember once I went to the local park to walk and cried the whole time. No reason for it. I just cried. Everyone at the park was asking me if I was alright. The slightest thing would start the flood.
#12058
Posted 18 May 2019 - 03:54 PM
Crying spells, am I ever familiar with that. The last 2-3 months were filled with them. I would then go to my bed, while crying, then it stopped and I fell asleep.
That happened so many times, daily. Now, I think it's better. I think!!!!
Raven, do you feel the Lexapro working? Btw, I really think that it's good for us to cry, brings down the tension.
Hat, I can relate!
#12059
Posted 18 May 2019 - 04:34 PM
there now
Gail: I do feel as though the Lexapro is working. I think it is finally getting in my system good. I agree as well that crying is good for us. I usually feel better after a good cry. As an update to my current status; apparently it isn't just me. I talked to my husband and he said that he just feels really run down today. No wanting to cry for him, but he says that he just feels so tired. We are sitting here relaxing right now. Watching an Eagles concert on television.
#12060
Posted 18 May 2019 - 06:22 PM
I have gone into crying fits twice this afternoon and I have been off this drug for over 5 years. I feel that being alone with no family near me and the often pain as I have had the past 2 days due to the fibro and osteoarthritis I just want to give up at times.
I apologize if I should not be complaining as I know what all of you are going through as I have been there. π
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