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I no longer have a cast on my right leg, for those of you who have been following this story.
We got home, @memepetitspois said 'don't forget to wash your hands' to which I pithily replied 'I'm going to go wash my whole body, until we're out of hot water'
I never thought rubbing my feet together would feel so awesome
I'll say that everyone at Sault Area Hospital has been super. People were nice, and genuinely so. In the four times in the past six weeks that I have been there I've ran into one person who wasn't pleasant, that's pretty good, especially with the current situation.
I just walked all around the house without my crutches. It seems the key is getting up and not thinking about how my leg has been so fucked up.
I know I've droned on here for six weeks about my broken leg and all. I'm also aware that it probably (definitely) got old I just want to thank everyone for being so nice and supportive. I've never been laid up like this in my life, so thanks for understanding.
My students have been especially supportive. I've received a lot of emails and such from them, checking up on me even though the term is done and it can't affect their marks (so it's not sucking up)
Thanks!
Thanks!
So to end this thread, thanks to everyone, my family, my friends, my students, my colleagues at @algomau and all you people I sorta know.
