[Dixonary] Ouchies! -- Guerri

[Toni Savage]

Wow! I really sympathize! I broke mine just AT the shoulder, and they had to replace part of it with metal! Never been the same since.

Guerri Stevens <guerri (AT) tapcis (DOT) com> wrote: It is possible that people didn't mind logging onto CompuServe because
CompuServe was all they were using. That certainly was my case. Now I
play by Email, although when the game had to be migrated, I thought I
would be more likely to play on tapcis.com. Hasn't turned out that way,
though.

Can't type much - received a broken humerus just below left shoulder and
am operating with a sling and pain pills.

Guerri


-- Toni Savage

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[Judy G. Russell]

Can't type much - received a broken humerus just below left shoulder and am operating with a sling and pain pills.Ouch ouch ouch... Sorry to see this, Guerri.

You might want to try sleeping in a rocker-recliner or recliner-type chair if you have one. That will help a LOT with the desire to turn over when you shouldn't.

Fingers and toes crossed for a quick recovery.

[Guerri Stevens]

Thanks, Judy. We don't have a recliner or rocker, although we've talked
about getting the latter for our porch. But we'd want a wooden one, and
for sleeping, I'd want something soft. Then again, pads could be purchased.

Guerri

Judy G. Russell wrote:
> You might want to try sleeping in a rocker-recliner or recliner-type
> chair if you have one. That will help a LOT with the desire to turn
> over when you shouldn't.
>
> Fingers and toes crossed for a quick recovery.

[Toni Savage]

second that! I really wished I had one !!

"Judy G. Russell" <jgr (AT) jgrussell (DOT) com> wrote:
Guerri Stevens Wrote:
> Can't type much - received a broken humerus just below left shoulder and
> am operating with a sling and pain pills.Ouch ouch ouch... Sorry to see this, Guerri.

You might want to try sleeping in a rocker-recliner or recliner-type
chair if you have one. That will help a LOT with the desire to turn
over when you shouldn't.

Fingers and toes crossed for a quick recovery.


--
Judy G. Russell

*-- jgr*