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Old 05-04-2015, 10:47 AM #4
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Hard but good question....depends on the day, pain level etc...too many factors to say this is what I do....yes, when my ankle was broken and I was sedentary, I did puzzles....read....moved, sat outside, weather permitting...and to feel useful....cleared my stuff...you know...one plate set at a time....
What I think you are looking for is what can you do...I think that depends on what you like to do...I mean if you don't like to read but like to do jumbo puzzles then that's what you seek...I also believe that trying something new is like a veggie you may not have liked it when you were a kid but just maybe you taste buds have changed.....
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