Broke wrist in bike crash

[pooks]

Please keep us posted about your surgery and recovery.

[margo49]

Healing toughts your way

Like what others have said - do the physical therapy.
It is quite important that your physio knows that you are a "rehabilitative type". I dunno how this phrase translates into English; but there is a recognition in the field of physical therapy that there are 2 kinds of patients. The ones who are out to maximise disability %-age and get back to the remote and those like your- and my-self who have to be restrained from doing themselves *more* damage by over-motivation.

I feel like I get into this focussed and driven mental space/state when I am ill or injured. I have had quite a few times like this but didn't appreciate how effing crazy I am till they gave me steroids while I was on chemo and they had to reduce them to 50% of the usual dose because I was so "aggressive" and then finally had to give me tranks to stop me doing myself (or the walls!) a damage in my objectively seriously weakened and immuno-supressed condition.I mention this so that you can be aware of the fine line between motivation and a particular personal psychology and can manage the situation more appropriately than Yours Truly (who prob'ly distresses and worries those around her without realising it).

[RoadRaven]

Healing thoughts and aroha from Middle Earth
Wishing you quick healing
~R~

[Bad JuJu]

Sending healing thoughts your way, for what it's worth. I'm sure the fractured wrist is no fun, but glad to hear you weren't hurt worse. I narrowly missed being injured by a car turning right in front of me about 10 years ago--the only thing that saved me was that I had just crossed an intersection and hadn't fully accelerated yet. Lady made a quick turn into a hot-dog joint because her kids yelled that they wanted hot dogs. Said she never saw me--big surprise.