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"Castless For Christmas"

On September 16th of this year, I had a bad fall and broke the scaphoid bone of my right wrist. After getting it x-rayed, it was discovered that not only was the bone completely snapped in two, but it had already been broken the past six months.

I've had to have a million X-rays, and five casts. I've had to have a three-hour operation, a bone graft, and a screw put in my wrist. I've had to perform, write, live for three months (A QUARTER OF A YEAR!!!) with a cast of some sort holding my damaged hand together.

And now - finally - I'm castless. I got it removed today for the final time *touches wood* and now have a three-and-a-half inch purple scar going down my thumb and onto my arm.

It still feels very stiff, and I'm having trouble moving my thumb, but I'll be opening presents on Chrsitmas Day atleast with two good hands and a smile on my face (although I would've had the smile anyway).

That is sick, i look down on you.

About the sister thing.

gaybys wrote:
> The Hibernator wrote:
> Don't have one on Christmas...
>
> :' {
>
> why not?

Already a special day, does it really nedd to be that little bit more special?

mikelar wrote:
> gaybys wrote:
> I'm not going to do it again until Christmas morning.
> That can be another present.
>
> Can I do it for you? That'll be my little gift to you.

sounds good :' }

It's actually rather amusing poopots.

The Hibernator wrote:
> Already a special day, does it really nedd to be that little bit more
> special?

Yes.

hey lets all meet up and give each other 'presents'

Top the christmas pudding of with some man cream for the whole family to enjoy.

mikelar wrote:
> I remember a couple of years ago I had a birthday one.
>
> good times.

I spared myself a birthday one this year...

cookie monster wrote:
> Yes.


Then why the need for pulleys?



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Also, when I said I wanted a blanket of white on Christmas morning, I didn't mean it like that.

The Hibernator wrote:
> No, no, I'm a righty - could be ambidextrous - who knows?

I would've thought you would actually.