“The next day Mr Earbrass is conscious but very little more”

[swan_tower]

The problem with being in physical therapy is that even when I’ve declared a Day Off From Everything, I still have to do that.

I mean, I could skip it. But since my happiness is better served by recovering as quickly and thoroughly as possible, I’m still going to put myself through my paces. Other than that, however, I intend to spend today having lunch with a friend and reading on the couch and maybe going out to celebrate a bit when my husband gets home from work. Also on the celebratory list: last night I slept without a brace on my ankle, for the first time since the surgery. It was an experiment, to see if it would complain at me when I turned over or whacked it against my other leg — and it did, a little, but not enough to counterbalance the sheer joy of being able to fully relax. I have hopes this will help with the problem where the tendons and muscles that kept cramping while I was in the boot are actually giving me more pain than the bit that got surgeryified.

Who knows. Maybe I’ll work on “The Unquiet Grave” tonight. Because it isn’t work if I decide to do it of my own free will, right?

Originally published at Swan Tower. You can comment here or there.

Comments

[squishymeister.livejournal.com]

Sounds like a good day! Congrats on your recent level up on the next step towards freedom!

[martianmooncrab.livejournal.com]

yeah! I hate PT, they lie when they say its just for x amount of appts or whatever, at some point, it becomes a lifestyle choice.. like you want to keep walking correctly.. the body never ever forgives an injury or insult to it. It just waits for its turn to get you back.

[mrissa.livejournal.com]

Yes. This is one of the many horrible things about PT.

Sympathies.