Sick & tired

I might be sounding inconsiderate but I’ve really had enough of having a broken leg.

Becoming a regular

  
Without sounding like I’m bragging, I recently became a member of Soho House. With some luck it was just before heading over to New York. Considering the broken leg situation it at least gives me a pretty decent place to hang out and, well, work.

Letting off some steam

The questioning continues.

Progress report

16 weeks in.

Do as you would be done by

Being in my broken leg state, I often wonder about how I might have not done as much for others as I would have liked to.

The pain of not being you

Breaking a leg is a dramatic change of pace, quite literally, to your life. However it’s actually the feeling that you aren’t your usual self that’s often the hardest to deal with.

Trying to find comfort

Did you know that there is now a whole market for easing the pressure and strain on your hands, elbows, forearms and even armpits. Yes, every thing you need to relieve the pain that you get from having to walk for weeks and weeks with crutches.

Story of a lifetime

The question I’m asked the most at the moment, is unpredictably “What’s happened?”
While I should recognise that this peak of curiosity is exciting for the new person to comment upon, they should also remember that they weren’t the first to ask it.

2,872 little steps

13 weeks after the break (almost to the minute) and it’s good to see how much progress is being made.

I hate you so much right now

I went for my 12 week check up at the hospital today. I didn’t get to see the x-rays but while the consultant is happy with the progress. I’m not.