ouch again!

ouch again!
Never ever ask that question again! So sorry for your additional pain, and I know how excruciating splinter wounds can be. I hope it doesn't keep you down too long. Sending you good thoughts and prayers for rapid healing.

Freeman
 
Sorry for your setback Victor. Thoughts of recovery your way
 
thanks for the cheer, brothers.

i am expected to return to physiotherapy tomorrow, but as of now, my left hand is still unable to grab or grip without extreme deep pain. i can move my fingers ok, but any pressure on the palm causes instant OUCH!

i guess we will just have to see what happens.

again, thank you guys for the well wishes.
well, i wish i had a wishing well to wish me well.

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It seems if it wasn't for bad luck you'd have no luck at all



HAVING AN OPPOSABLE THUMB IS NO HELP
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UNLESS YOU CAN GET A GRIP
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Good luck and best wishes as you return to physiotherapy.
 
well, here is the bad news.
i was unable to do 75% of the assigned exercises due to pain and mobility issues in my recently injured left hand. there is apparently some muscle damage, but nothing seems wrong with the tendons, yet. swelling, soreness, discoloration, and spontaneous sharp stabbing pains, seem to be the symptoms. still no obvious signs of infection.

i have been taken off the program pending a doctor's examination on thursday (two days from now) at which time they will make another decision.

my complication had a little complication.
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I am praying for you V V I hope you get well soon.
Bluesky
 
saw the surgeon yesterday. they took more xrays and found some 'foreign body' in my hand. now they want to do catscans. spent all day waiting for next appointment to be scheduled. my life revolves around appointments and clinics these days. very frustrating. pain is now a daily part of my life. sudden sharp pain in my left hand when i make the wrong move. not happy. all i want is this constant attack from the eternal external enemy elements to stop or slow down long enough for me to contend with one major ordeal obstacle at a time. i cannot juggle so many life-altering life-threatening crises and catastrophes continually and continuously. there has to be a break. doesn't the enemy ever rest? i do not plan on surrendering any time soon, and i am far from being conquered. so why doesn't the universe retreat? i am not ready to give back my 200 pounds of raw materials yet. i plan on hanging on for many years to come, and i would prefer if it were not so damn difficult and painful. fate and fortune can fuck off! free will and faith is all i need.
 
Sending you love and support, Victor. I know how endless some of my processes have felt. Don
 
[img:right]https://www.sherv.net/cm/emoticons/bad/dirty-language-smiley-emoticon.gif[/img] Lost my temper but kept my cool today with the workers compensation people. Demanded action after the surgeon called to tell me that he had spoken to them and he was told they had 'no record' of a hand injury. It has been over three weeks since it happened and they were officially and formally notified immediately. I hate games and incompetence, or whatever it is they are doing.
I am once again forced to get forceful in the face of fraud and falsifications.
 
Remember to breathe, Victor. Bureaucracies, in my experience, have nothing to do with actual human beings. There is a breathing technique called the dolphin breath. Simply, it's taking a breath and releasing it as a dolphin does, blowing it out with force like popping the cork on a bottle. I find it to be a great emotional release.

Sending you love and support,

Don
 
here we are... i had my appointment with the surgeon yesterday, may 21... one whole month since the puncture wound happened... and he says that the ultrasound pictures indicate several long thin "foreign bodies" embedded in my muscle tissue about 10 to 15 mm below the surface in the palm of my hand. the longest piece is 16 mm long and the smallest they can detect so far is about 6 mm. they look like little needles. now the the wound has sealed and healed, they are going to have to be cut out. here is where it gets complicated. one of the deeper pieces is dangerously close to a blood vessel, so surgery needs to be expedited. meanwhile, my left hand is to remain immobilized to minimize further damage, because every movement causes the pieces to pierce and saw into the surrounding meat, causing irritation, damage and pain. it sucks. i have to do everything with one hand wrapped up like a boxing glove. clumsy as hell. hurts too. because they will be slicing near the blood vessel, they want my arm to be tourniqueted and strapped down and they want me to be under general anesthetic. i will be further informed in about three for four days, doctor says. not happy about this. a little scared. i checked out the surgeon's reputation on the internet, and he had only two bad reviews, and it was only about his attitude, not his skills. guess i will just have to wait and see what happens next.

wish me luck.
 
GOOD LUCK, Victor / Victim

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