My poor collarbone

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  1. accidentalgardener

    accidentalgardener Gardener

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    Hi there friends,

    Not been on for last couple of weeks as i took it upon myself to break my collarbone - left side (again) - and yes you've guessed it i'm left handed. :(

    Have had to stand by whilst son looked after garden. Now i only have one Monet alive, my king fern is dead, but on a positive note the Hebe is in it's full glory :D (asked him to replant it out back and me thinks it very happy there, loads of butterflies around it [​IMG] )

    So i have learned FOR EVERY NEGATIVE THERE IS A POSITIVE :D :D [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  2. Kandy

    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Hi AG sorry to hear about your recent accident and I do hope you are starting to feel a lot better.For some unknown reason in the last few years I have broken bones 3 times on my right foot and toes and ended up in plaster for a month,then on the second day of our holiday two years ago I stubbed my small toe and broke it..ouch. :eek:

    My name should be changed to accidentpronegardener [​IMG] :D :D

    Good Luck with your garden though and having your son to help you out.I hope you give him a big hug as a Thankyou [​IMG]
     
  3. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Ah...here it is...I answered in your other thread re: your Montana about your bad luck. I repeat,hope things are not too bad and you're on the mend. ;)
     
  4. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Hi, ag ... wondered where you got to! Sorry to hear about your collarbone and I hope you mend soon. I have never broken a bone so cannot sympathise in that respect.

    Obviously Kandy can sympathise with you! :eek:

    Good to have you back. [​IMG]
     
  5. accidentalgardener

    accidentalgardener Gardener

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    Awwwwww guys and gals,

    Was feelin so sorry for myself, but at least i can type although not as quickly as i would like [​IMG]

    LoL didn't feel it go at the time, it took a couple of hours b4 i realised something was wrong, thought it was a dislocated shoulder at first. 3rd time its gone now so may need a plate put in but i will find out on 12th Sept [​IMG] [​IMG]

    Pal - I answered back on the clematis montana thread as well :D

    Kandy, - Ouch!

    Lol, don't forget to let me know how the holiday went :cool:
     
  6. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Hi, ag, will write you later but pics in Country Life on first page Today's Topics, plus today's outing ... [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  7. accidentalgardener

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    Hi guys and gals,

    Update - am home again after having a plate screwed in to my collarbone. Sounds gory but it was really small. Hurts a bit but i'm learning to do things with the right hand side [​IMG]

    Having physio, can't work, drive, lift, bend or laugh but my family has me in stitches (excuse the pun) so i end up giggling and moaning ouch at the same time.

    All i need now is a bell to call when i need assistance :D Ooooooh the power :D

    I'm glad to be back tho, have missed reading everyones posts [​IMG]
     
  8. Helofadigger

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    Hi Paula glad you're on the mend...sorry just had to write that! :D

    I know you will bounce back and in the meantime you're be enjoying yourself with being waited on hand and foot...lucky you. [​IMG]
    Helen.xxx.
     
  9. accidentalgardener

    accidentalgardener Gardener

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    Hi Helen,

    The boys have deserted me for 4 days! The cheek of it, they had the audacity to disappear off on a rugby tour to Holland this morning and won't be back until Monday (she says pretending to be annoyed when in fact she is rather releaved at the freedom :D )

    Nice bottle of Pinot chilling in the fridge but i've flumoxed myself because i can't get the cork out [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  10. Kedi-Gato

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    Sorry to hear about your bad luck ag, hope you'll be completely recovered soon.

    I broke the radius bone in my right elbow 15 years ago and got a cast from my shoulder to the tips of my fingers! It healed well and I never had a problem since. Fingers crossed that you have the same luck.

    Perhaps it was a lucky break for me (ha! another pun!) as I hardly had the cast removed when we drove down to visit Sis and BiL in Portugal - and returned with our darling Gato!
     
  11. accidentalgardener

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    Hi KD,

    I knew i could have done with a break but i meant Barbados or something [​IMG] [​IMG]

    I am actually enjoying the challenge of hobbling around on my own (ah the freedom, no nagging and whining for 4 whole days :D ).

    Have been amusing myself by ordering even more shrubs for the garden but we won't tell hubby 'bout that [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]

    Still haven't managed to get cork out of bottle, its like being on a diet and surrounded by cream cakes.

    I am now worrying for my sanity because out of sheer boredom i have been giving the crane flies names, Arthur, Florence and Oberon. I named all the garden ornaments aswell - Colin, Keith, Graham, Craig, Peter and Tarquin.

    Perhaps i should lie down........

    [​IMG]
     
  12. rosa

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    sorry to hear the bad news paula, do hope your on the mend and get back to doing the things you most enjoy. take care [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  13. accidentalgardener

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    Thank goodness for the Web Linda [​IMG]

    I have learned more recently by surfing one fingered than i have in a long time, some rather bizzare subjects aswell.

    Must hide the Credit Cards b4 i spend any more on plants :D

    Thanks for your kind msgs all.

    [​IMG]
     
  14. rosa

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    well at least you can punch in the credit card details and have a good spend :D and funnily enough i just use 1 finger for typing :D on here, you can tell i was never a typist but i get by. :D [​IMG]
     
  15. dancing queen

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    Hope your soon on the mend Paula , get a screw top bottle next time , its a lot easier than fiddling with a corkskrew :D [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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