good news and bad news for BBB

Yea...welcome home...

Joe(Be well)Nation

Glad you are able to enjoy the comforts of home, and your doggies, BBB. I hope your recovery goes smoothly from this point on.

That new shoe should help to make your walking much more comfortable and safe. I hope you can get it very soon.

VERY glad to hear you are back at home! (No place like it, as they say.)

Take it easy and follow instructions, okay? I know those doggies missed you and don't want you to have to leave again! I'm sure you have been covered in doggie kisses, and that is powerful medicine.

The home nurse just came to check my progress now that I'm home. She will arrange for training to start Friday to keep me restoring my strength. Very pleasant nurse to work with---and she likes D0lly and Madison doggies.

BBB

Welcome back to your home, BBB. You certainly have some great support both in and out of the hospital. Quite a humbling experience, but it sounds like your going to be fine nw. Congrats on perservering through it all.

BBB, I'm happy you're home. Now heal and be well.

So glad to have ya home, mom.

Please please , follow the rules of healing, it will be worth it.

Sloppy Kisses, and a tight I love you mom HUGGGGGGGGG

You see it has passed.
BTW, have you considered buying one of those seats for the shower--to avoid falls.

She has had one for a couple years now. That was one of the first things I ordered for her when I moved here, that and some grab bars for inside the shower and outside the shower door.

Great!!!

Butrflynet found this Avulsion fracture hip damage information happened to me that:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avulsion_fracture

BBB

Thanks, I'm going to save this avulsion information--for me not for T.Rex.
I hope you're doing well L.
J.

BBB, I assume all is going well since we've heard nothing during the last few days.
J.

It has been a bit bumpy. Things are a bit calmer now.

Thanks. B.

I assume all is coming along alright.

Slow recovery includes the use of crutches and walkers. Broken bone still healing slowly. Able to do more walking with crutches outside if I'm careful.
I'm able to take showers so I don't stink. I finally was able to remove the pillow from the middle of my bed so it doesn't look like it's pregnant.

My weight is down to 158, losing the hard way. My right leg is larger than my left one, which makes it look strange in my slacks. My new shoes for my left leg are now 1-1/2 inches longer than before and my height has now returned to my younger height of 5 feet 7 inches.

What would I do without Butrflynet's care, food and love? Dolly and Madison loving doggies help me pass the time. They just left to drive to the dog park to play and poop (no pooping for Butrflynet except for her scooping up the doggie poops.)

I'm impatient in my recovering being so slow. Part of my nature. But the doggies and Butrflynet forgives me. I guess it's my old age, which is getting older July 13th. Why should I complain that I'm still alive?

BBB

You may need crutches and walkers for physical balance, but your mental balance is in good shape. Sleep well.
JL

I hope your doctor give you the miracle, and help you enjoy more life!

I guess the knee surgery went so well, we were all expecting another miracle. Still, a slowly healing bone is still a healing bone. Keep hanging in there.