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LuvSeason18 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:
CEK40 wrote:
Well his arm is doing ok his hand especially the little finger on that left hand he says always feels cold and he doesn't have the grip in it that he did prior to the heart surgery.Yes, but little finger is a problem. I have a bone chip from when I was about 20 in the first knuckle so it is kinda bent, and last year I tripped over the dog, caught myself in a door jamb and the lower two knuckles hurt like crazy for quite a while. I can finally straighten the finger (but not the tip due to the bone chip. So the little finger can be a problem!! I can use it for typing and all other activities but I spent a lot of time while it was healing straightening it so as to try to prevent arthritis getting too bad. I think I won that battle reasonably well.
OUCH!!!! Glad that you still have good movement in your fingers.
When I hit the door jamb, it was just a split second reaction to the trip on the dog. I went from whatever the walking pace was to a dead stop!! Glad I sacrificed the finger and didn’t hit my head or face. Could have been a lot worse.
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april6263 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:
Yes, but little finger is a problem. I have a bone chip from when I was about 20 in the first knuckle so it is kinda bent, and last year I tripped over the dog, caught myself in a door jamb and the lower two knuckles hurt like crazy for quite a while. I can finally straighten the finger (but not the tip due to the bone chip. So the little finger can be a problem!! I can use it for typing and all other activities but I spent a lot of time while it was healing straightening it so as to try to prevent arthritis getting too bad. I think I won that battle reasonably well.does it effect your quilting????
Fortunately not…it sorta just drags along!! There is no pain now and really no lack of mobility. The chip at the top of the finger was from playing volleyball!!!
do you think you had broken it and just didn't realize it????
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CEK40 wrote:
Ok I am back...sorry for the delay, but Pabst is blind now and deaf and he needs to know that I am near him all the time.
awwww......poor guy....how old is he now
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JetmamaDiDi wrote:
CEK40 wrote:
LuvSeason18 wrote:
How is his hand/arm doing?Well his arm is doing ok his hand especially the little finger on that left hand he says always feels cold and he doesn't have the grip in it that he did prior to the heart surgery.
Yes, but little finger is a problem. I have a bone chip from when I was about 20 in the first knuckle so it is kinda bent, and last year I tripped over the dog, caught myself in a door jamb and the lower two knuckles hurt like crazy for quite a while. I can finally straighten the finger (but not the tip due to the bone chip. So the little finger can be a problem!! I can use it for typing and all other activities but I spent a lot of time while it was healing straightening it so as to try to prevent arthritis getting too bad. I think I won that battle reasonably well.
It is funny how much you don't realize how your fingers effect what you do with your hands. So his little finger and the thumb on the left hand are the pits...
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april6263 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:
april6263 wrote:
Oh goodness.....TN is beautiful though.....and it'll give you reasons to tour our east coast between TN and VaThat is true! TN is a state I haven’t been to….yet!
the pigeon forge area is beautiful too.....my step sister lives near Gatlinburg
I looke forward to visiting in the fall. Not real keen on the humidity of summers in that part of the country!! I think the kids will be surprised…but they’ll have AC to sit in!!
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LuvSeason18 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:
Yes, but little finger is a problem. I have a bone chip from when I was about 20 in the first knuckle so it is kinda bent, and last year I tripped over the dog, caught myself in a door jamb and the lower two knuckles hurt like crazy for quite a while. I can finally straighten the finger (but not the tip due to the bone chip. So the little finger can be a problem!! I can use it for typing and all other activities but I spent a lot of time while it was healing straightening it so as to try to prevent arthritis getting too bad. I think I won that battle reasonably well.OUCH!!!! Glad that you still have good movement in your fingers.
When I hit the door jamb, it was just a split second reaction to the trip on the dog. I went from whatever the walking pace was to a dead stop!! Glad I sacrificed the finger and didn’t hit my head or face. Could have been a lot worse.
Yes it could have been, so glad that it was just a hurt finger.
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april6263 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:
So our son and family are moving to TN in June after HS graduation!!! 🙄☹️. I guess we will have to fly out to visit them at some point!!! Son leaving a really great management job in aerospace to let his wife support them!!! LOL. He does have a backup plan but it won’t pay a whole bunch. They just felt the need to get out of The People’s Republic of California…and can’t say we blame them. We would consider it but at this stage of life not sur eit would be wise—-if we consider friends, other relatives, etc.
Oh goodness.....TN is beautiful though.....and it'll give you reasons to tour our east coast between TN and Va
That is true! TN is a state I haven’t been to….yet!
It is and has a lot of beautiful things to see there.
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CEK40 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:
CEK40 wrote:
Well his arm is doing ok his hand especially the little finger on that left hand he says always feels cold and he doesn't have the grip in it that he did prior to the heart surgery.Yes, but little finger is a problem. I have a bone chip from when I was about 20 in the first knuckle so it is kinda bent, and last year I tripped over the dog, caught myself in a door jamb and the lower two knuckles hurt like crazy for quite a while. I can finally straighten the finger (but not the tip due to the bone chip. So the little finger can be a problem!! I can use it for typing and all other activities but I spent a lot of time while it was healing straightening it so as to try to prevent arthritis getting too bad. I think I won that battle reasonably well.
It is funny how much you don't realize how your fingers effect what you do with your hands. So his little finger and the thumb on the left hand are the pits...
That is really too bad. That was a tragic accident. Those table saws can do damage very quickly.
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april6263 wrote:
JetmamaDiDi wrote:
CEK40 wrote:
Well his arm is doing ok his hand especially the little finger on that left hand he says always feels cold and he doesn't have the grip in it that he did prior to the heart surgery.Yes, but little finger is a problem. I have a bone chip from when I was about 20 in the first knuckle so it is kinda bent, and last year I tripped over the dog, caught myself in a door jamb and the lower two knuckles hurt like crazy for quite a while. I can finally straighten the finger (but not the tip due to the bone chip. So the little finger can be a problem!! I can use it for typing and all other activities but I spent a lot of time while it was healing straightening it so as to try to prevent arthritis getting too bad. I think I won that battle reasonably well.
does it effect your quilting????
Oh does it. Hadn't thought about that.
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LuvSeason18 wrote:
OH wow, that will be a huge change. I wish him and his family well on their move and life changes. That will also be a big change for you, not to see him/family as much.yes definitely .....are they going to be near Nashville????
About 25 miles south
maybe when your visiting him sometime you'll be able to make it to Maggie Valley N.C. and Cherokee too....they're not too awful far and are absolutely beautiful ....LOL....we go through that area alot