Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Hi, everybody! I saw the surgeon and he told me that I can't do anything high impact before he sees me again... in MAY!
I think he should have told me in the beginning that it would take six months to heal completely. I guess I thought it would be like my broken arm... eight weeks in a cast, and then I'm on the mend. But this is taking longer than I had expected. I'm not a very patient patient.... I want to get it over and move on!
I did work out today -- I did Push/Pull. I like that it's short and covers everything. I can't do any Cathe cardio (because of impact and lateral motion), so I guess it's back to the elliptical for me.
Lisa: Skiing! I remember skiing! I used to work at a magazine called "Snow Country," which was about all things related to living in areas with snow (not here). We used to get to go skiing sometimes after we'd gotten the magazine to press. Enjoy!
Ronne: Do you celebrate St. Patrick's Day in the U.K.? Seems like a silly question, but I don't know if it's a "real" holiday or just something we Americans overdid... like Cinco de Mayo (which isn't much of a holiday in Mexico).
Murphy: Does your DH snore often? Has he been tested for sleep apnea? Mine snores sometimes, and when he does, it rattles the windows. He recently bought me a very nice sound machine and now I can sleep through anything... including my alarm, which I did this morning.
Mary: What hip surgery? I missed that along the way.
I'm happy to report that one of my biggest worries of the past six months is getting better. DS has been struggling terribly through the entire school year, to the point where I was afraid he'd be asked to leave.
I wasn't able to help much, being laid up for so long with my foot, but we've since gotten him a tutor and a new doctor, so he seems to be improving. We also got a contract for next year and have our deposit in, so we're set for the time being.
Well, I've got to get to work. Business is still down (unemployment in our state is over 10%), but we've seen a tiny improvement over last year.
Have a great St. Patrick's Day, and just say "no" to green beer!