Bob,
That scar looks like the surgeon couldn't sew a straight line, or cut
one!  Wow.  You'll need a good physical therapist to push you in
recovery.  Find a pretty one, it's harder to disappoint them.
Regards, Bob S.

On 7/23/07, Bob W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My plaster cast was taken off today, only 3.5 weeks after breaking my
> wrist. Here's a picture of my Frankenstein-like scar:
> http://www.web-options.com/Scar.jpg
>
> The photo also shows clearly how much my muscles have wasted in such a
> short time - that's a big surprise. Otherwise it's doing very well,
> and I have started on some simple physio exercises to try and get the
> movement back in my wrist.
>
> If anybody else here has had a similar injury I'd be interested to
> learn how much movement you managed to recover, and in what period of
> time. When I broke the wrist the surgeon told me not to expect to
> recover full movement, and suggested I might not be able to ride a
> bicycle again. That I find hard to believe, even if I do have
> restricted movement, hence my request for information.
>
> Good news is, the insurance have paid out from my lost watch, so a
> brand new Tag Heuer Aquaracer is swimming in my general direction at
> the moment. Now I just need the swelling to go down so I can wear it.
>
> --
> Regards,
>  Bob
>
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