I Carl she can't use crutches not enough upper body strengthcybercarl wrote:Get s some roller skates and a give her a piggy back...sortedWhat is the country coming too when they can't supply a wheelchair. What about crutches
Look after her mate it's going to be hard for the first couple of weeks especially if she's not mobile and up on crutches and managing to keep some independence. Your going to be at her beck and call for everything. And consider yourself lucky you have a chipolata. It's easy for us to have a piss in a bottle.I'm guessing she's going to want be dosed up and sleeping for most of time fighting the pain. I don't have to tell you, you know what it's like. Argh man..I'm feeling it. Been there know what it's like. I was lucky I had a supply of puff as that's the best painkiller and entertainer all in one. Easy to drift in and out of conciousness then.
That would be so much easier too
She's over the bad bit and I can see the pain isn't as bad as it was
She's pretty tough
When she fell she wanted to go home and made me help her to the car 70 yards away
With a broken ankle then when the pain really hit home she listened and let me take her to the hospital
As said she will be fine
Just needs to do the time
Thanks men
