Full day so far in "normal shoes". With Pat's pair and the ones I found yesterday evening (6EE, still too long and a tinch narrow but I was in a hurry), I have not had to resort to my post-op shoes once today. I did bring them to work just in case, but I haven't needed them. Yay!
I walk less well now. I was getting FAST in the post-op shoes, and switching to "normal shoes" has set me back -- my speed is back to what it was several days or a week ago. I suspect a lot of that is a get-used-to-it thing.
According to my doctor this indicates I'm ready to use a brake pedal. THANK GOODNESS, 'cause the errands to do are piling up. (F'rex, get the car smog-checked and reregistered. Tougher to do once it's lapsed... which will be the day after tomorrow.)
All sign of bruising is gone. The skin color's a teensy bit different inside the Neutral Zone, which might be simply because it's a Neutral Zone. The boundary between the area I can feel and the area I can't seems way oversensitive to me. I suspect that'll fade with time. Phantom sensations continue to occur randomly.
Next appointment Friday. I hope she takes off the tape and tells me I can quit wrapping with Coban. It's time-consuming in the morning! Plus, hey, I WANNA SEE. :-)
I walk less well now. I was getting FAST in the post-op shoes, and switching to "normal shoes" has set me back -- my speed is back to what it was several days or a week ago. I suspect a lot of that is a get-used-to-it thing.
According to my doctor this indicates I'm ready to use a brake pedal. THANK GOODNESS, 'cause the errands to do are piling up. (F'rex, get the car smog-checked and reregistered. Tougher to do once it's lapsed... which will be the day after tomorrow.)
All sign of bruising is gone. The skin color's a teensy bit different inside the Neutral Zone, which might be simply because it's a Neutral Zone. The boundary between the area I can feel and the area I can't seems way oversensitive to me. I suspect that'll fade with time. Phantom sensations continue to occur randomly.
Next appointment Friday. I hope she takes off the tape and tells me I can quit wrapping with Coban. It's time-consuming in the morning! Plus, hey, I WANNA SEE. :-)
Re: Wide shoes locally?
Thanks for the link! Berkeley's "local" enough that I'd have to take a day off to get there. Fortunately, this weekend I have one. (not two.) Sadly, it's Labor Day. ;-) Fortunately, I might have a day off next weekend, too. I'll see if my car passes smog. One of these years it won't, and if that's today, I'm'a gonna have to buy a car awfully darn fast...
Anyway. *hugs* back! and *kitty-purrs*! and *AIRLINE TICKETS*!
Re: Wide shoes locally?
Mmmm, tasty *AIRLINE TICKETS*! I'm such a happy lucky girl! :D
Re: Wide shoes locally?
And yay for airline tickets. It's wonderful that we live in a world where it's perfectly feasible to go visit someone on the opposite side of the globe. Every so often I step back and think that's just amazing.
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And, yeah, between airline tickets and the internet it made it acually relatively reasonable to get to know and "date" someone on the other side of the world -- and then actually get to visit him! Ahhh, first it was the necessary help of MRI technology which saved me from tumor-induced hell, and now the wonderful assistance of globe-trotting airlines and the globe-spanning internet that enables me to pursue a lovely relationship and an exciting trip to visit! I can't help but marvel too! It's fabulous to live in such days when I can just casually say "sure, I'll come visit you in India!", and do it without huge amounts of fuss! Yaaaay! *gush,gush*