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| From:  annann29 (Original Message) | Sent: 1/22/2009 8:22 AM |
Morning Ladies I have to agree with Robert, Tigs re not making progress without regular attendance at the physio. Whilst I was away I really did think I was doing the exercises correctly, then I came home and I am exactly where I was when I left. despite all the hot pools and useing the skipping rope to pull my leg up and to straighten it up To-day, the second time at physio he "pulled" my leg from the heel and I could straighten it a lot more. (Oh here I go again me and my knee) sorry. I can remember Auntie Mollie's leg with the scar, and sometimes if she had overdone it it would weep. As a child her walking a bit stiff and the scar I took for just being her, but I now realize that it must at times have been very painful for her. I do so hope Roberts leg completly recovers and there won't be much of a scar. Being a man he will be wearing trousers so hopefully it won't show. Auntie Mollie being in the age where most ladies wore skirts and dresses must have been difficult for her. There also wasn't any physio in those days was there? I think it is awful that you have to fight to claim what is rightfully his too. Don't even go there with all the forms that have to be filled up, I must be honest and say that for most of the forms I get Bill to make them out and then I just sign them, although this time with A.c.C. it hasn't been too bad. Anyway more prayers must be kept up, I can see that. Oh you are taking this keeping fit seriously Tigs, half an hour on the treadmill, you and Red will be sylth like, I am quite envious. I will have to put a treadmill on my next Christmas list. So thats it then, a treadmill and follow Sweets advice on the right healthy food-I suppose I could follow Sweets advice now then I would be fitt when I am able to do the treadmill. Its your winter so being able to go for a walk and not get cold or wet sounds right to me. You could also watch your favorite programme on T.V. or listen to a play on the radio. I did not have a good night last night, just kept waking up and could not get comfortable so hope to-night is better. It is also quite hot at night and that does not help. I got a couple of punnets of really lovely strawberries to-day, when I came out of the physio's room, there in reception was a man with a big box of strawberries and he was selling them there, it appears that he grows them and takes them round all the business places there to sell, so I was there at just the right time. No need to say that they all went very quickly, and they were delicious. You will be pleased to hear Sweet that I did not put great dollops of cream on mine-Bill and Jasmine did Did I tell you that Lucy hurt her tail whilst we were away, we took her and Tashia with us on holiday. I am sure it was that awfull Siamese cat that came round and picked a fight as it wanted to come in and eat and our two would not let it. I just heard the growling and noise and by the time I did get there the Siamese was walking off. Anyway, her tail is still sore, but she isn't going to lose it. The vet in Taupo said that cats do lose their tails but with the medicine and doing everything we were told it looks like Lucy will keep her fluffy tail thank goodness. Oh I seem to be just rambling on here, sorry, will wish you all a very good day, and hope something really good happens to you all to day |
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