WoooHooo! Finally!

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spanky250

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The cast is off!:) :) :)

Now I just have to work on regaining the strength and flexibility in my wrist and hand. Almost time to go riding!:)

 

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That's awesome!!
Just make sure you give it time, I can imagine how tempting it must be to go back out right away:(


Have fun roosting:) :)

 

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Keep it safe. I had a buddy that broke his wrist (not riding) and then he the day after his cast was off he was messing around on my skateboard and fell down and broke it again.

 

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18 months after I broke my wrist I have finally gotten most of the mobility back. I can actually stick my hand out and get change from the clerk at the convenience store.:)

 

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Congrats. Take it easy for awhile while your wrist regains its strength. I get my cast off in probably another week or two. :)

 

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tape it up or wear a brace for a while,when you ride..

 

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Congrats man. How's the job situation going?

 

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spanky250

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I will be starting as a minor partner in a company on Monday, and the contract will bump me to full partner after two years. Losing my job was a blessing in disguise.:)

 

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Originally posted by spanky250
...Losing my job was a blessing in disguise.:)

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That's usually the case. I'm glad it worked out for you.