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  • Gern
    • May 2009
    • 9233

    #16
    Originally posted by rtfoe
    I'd hook up a contraption to trip the cats :smiling5::tongue-out3:...that's the devil in me.
    You hobbled for a week on fractures...join the Commandos, they'll accept you right away. :smiling6:
    Get well Dave.

    Cheers,
    Richard
    I doubt that Richard. It was more stupidity than bravery on my part - I just don't like hospitals!

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    • Gern
      • May 2009
      • 9233

      #17
      Originally posted by Ian M
      Ouch! Must of been quite a trip to do that much damage. Lets be thankful it was not worse. My cat is a pain in the butt when he's hungry and I am in the kitchen. Always at my feet waiting for bits to fall on the floor! He almost had me over a while ago whilst walking to the sink with a pan of boiling water.... that could have been nasty for us both!

      A speedy recovery to you Dave. The fact that you hobbled round for a week with a busted foot, toes and ankel is amazing. I had it bad enough for a day when I broke my ankle..
      Like I just said to Richard - not bravery but stupidity and a dislike of hospitals.

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      • Gern
        • May 2009
        • 9233

        #18
        Originally posted by Andy the Sheep
        Sorry for your accident, Dave:face-with-head-bandage:. Hope you'll recover soon.
        Once I broke 4 out of 5 toes on my right foot and went to the hospital 2 days later:face-with-thermometer:. Those were definitely 48 painful hours, and I had no cat to blame (if ever a cat is to be blamed for being a cat), just my turning left (in my Country, not in UK :thinking with low sun in my eyes so that I didn't see the huge Peugeot coming from the opposite direction... 2 months later I managed to begin walking decently. Please, be careful as your backbone could suffer from not well balanced walking caused by your healing feet.:thumb2:
        Best wishes also from one of our furry friends (she's our neighbour's cat but feels very comfortable on our beds).
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        Typical neighbour's cat!

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        • GerryW
          • Feb 2021
          • 1757

          #19
          Son broke a few toes, playing football in flip-flops with his son while off work due to recovering from a collapsed lung.

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          • yak face
            Moderator
            • Jun 2009
            • 13865
            • Tony
            • Sheffield

            #20
            Ouch , sounds painful , wishing you a speedy recovery matey .in the meantime I prescribe some online retail therapy to make you feel better , cheers tony

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