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Old 10-19-2010, 11:51 AM #1
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Cast is off, pin yanked out, splint on. Lots of thumb swelling, but onto rehab on the hand.....doing OK, since kidney stuff is being corrected and restarted on beta blocker. Phew. Baby steps.
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Good luck with the PT, cy. Glad to hear that the kidney problems are going in a better direction!
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Watching too much hgtv....why does some one need a tv in their bathroom mirror!?
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....why does some one need a tv in their bathroom mirror!?
I guess it depends on how much time you spend in front of the
mirror, mirror, on the wall..................
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I suppose if the throne is directly in front of the mirror, then it is a real necessity??
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Good luck, cycle, with your hand rehab.

You're still too funny.
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