- pre-cooked green eggs & ham - NapsWithCats
- chinese to-go - NapsWithCats
- fix'ns for triple banana split double fudge sundae - NapsWithCats
- smart carT - NapsWithCats
- incognito to keep autograph hounds at bay - sequacious
indee shopping
getting better every day
watch the surgery:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8EpT3uCVWU
Comments and faves
swt snookie added this photo to her favorites. (44 months ago)
swt snookie (44 months ago | reply)
Good, out and about!! Good to see this shot!
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Seen in my contacts' photos. (?)
Beefus (44 months ago | reply)
Feet don't fail me now
Get better soon :)
zxgirl (44 months ago | reply)
Yay!! You're still cute. =)
James Petrille added this photo to their favorites. (44 months ago)
indee• (44 months ago | reply)
todd todd todd todd
bluedot11 (44 months ago | reply)
Well now...look at you! It's so good to see you out and about. Heck, it's just good to see you, period! Hope you didn't run over anybody in that thing. My mom used one the last time I was home. I had to direct traffic. She was dangerous! LOL!
Welcome back to the funny farm, my friend!
Ginstercat (44 months ago | reply)
Good to see you again and recovering!!
Seen on your photo stream. (?)
SunStones* (44 months ago | reply)
Ahhh, people should have to get a special license to drive these things! Look out everyone! Indee's a-driving and only seeing Todd Todd Todd,.....
Phat Nat (44 months ago | reply)
Snazzy cart. Hope you feel better soon. How is Meatie?
NapsWithCats (44 months ago | reply)
:-)))))))))))))
© the big pictures (44 months ago | reply)
cool car! and lots of space in the basket for the critters!
hope you get rid of this vehicle soon or exchange it to a harley davidson! :-D
skijacski (44 months ago | reply)
Nice to see you up and about, I had a major reconstruction of my whole knee in 04 and was able to go home the same day. I seem to have great healing powers - I then got a follow up call from the hospital the next day, and they curiously asked me "what are you doing right now?".
I was out in Sydney on crutches shopping, walking around! LOL
After 6 weeks they declared I was a freak! As they felt I was already at 6 months rehab level.
Lots of physio, massage and 2 hours a day workout on the old legs.
Hope you do as well as me! And you have pet therapy!
Wes's Way added this photo to his favorites. (44 months ago)
Wes's Way (44 months ago | reply)
Great to see you made it thru! Good luck with rehab.....I don't think I'll watch the surgery, thanks. :{)
daiseedeb (44 months ago | reply)
Well hello! I've been wondering how you've been doing! Lookin' good girl! ANd you get to ride in one of those fun grocery cart thingys! ; ).
Hope all is mending well!
dd
♫ zampi (44 months ago | reply)
Thanks for sharing the video! Years ago I watched a leg being amputated. That made me queasy, but this was simply magical. I don't see how they do it! Good luck with the recovery, Indee!
tinamathis (44 months ago | reply)
I'm glad you're doing so well!
WARNING TO ALL OF YOU WHO ARE NOT SHUDDER-PROOF:
DON'T READ BEYOND THIS POINT
As for the gore in the surgery video, in 1980, when I worked in an ER-trauma center (Parkland Memorial, Dallas, TX) and had to interview patients (or otherwise try to find something on their body that might lead us to an identification), one of my first interpreting jobs between doctor and patient in the trauma room, was a case where a young guy had severes almost all the fingers of one hand in a tortilla machine. As the doctor was unwrapping the bandage, and held the dangling digits in front of my face, I had to ask the poor boy from Mexico how it had happened. I felt myself faint, and asked to be excused for a minute. After I stepped outside the room and caught my breath, I never had that kind of problem anymore :-)
However... when I saw this prodding with the rod into the knee, and the surgeon holding and guiding the flesh, not only was I reminded of my never-used chicken rotisserie grill which required me to do a similar thing with da bird, but I did feel a pang of uneasiness.
Luckily, afterwards, I found out that the patient in this video wasn't you, lol!
marlysmand (44 months ago | reply)
Oh my! I just read tinamathis's comment. I am not one for this type of stuff- I"m not gunna be visiting that video!!! lol
Looks like you're doing better however, which is great. :) Good luck!
tinamathis (44 months ago | reply)
Marlys, it's not gore in that sense... you only see one drop of blood in the video; but it's the prodding inside that made me a bit queasy -- especially since I was still thinking it was indee on the table!!!!!
indee• (44 months ago | reply)
it's the industrial drill and the cords and strings that freak me out.
europeanasian (44 months ago | reply)
great surgery youtube!
glad your getting better! :)
jciv (44 months ago | reply)
I knew I wasn't going to watch that video, but there should be a warning on Tina's comment. I didn't want to think about the pulling and prodding.
PaperNest (44 months ago | reply)
you poor dear!
indee• (44 months ago | reply)
i don't think it's gory---it's AMAZING what they can do with power tools!
I hope to have full use of my knee again.
schoningdo (Learning to KIS) (43 months ago | reply)
Good to see you are up and about. My knee was fine in about a week, I went back to work and climb stairs so I never needed therapy. The only thing that bothered me for a long time was I could not get down on my knee for a couple of months. :))) So all will be well with you soon. Healing wishes for you.