Mrs M.................elbow?

[ester]

how dare you post to a thread without giving us an update first!

any joy?

 

[MrsMozart]

I so, so, so, sooooooooooooo, so, so, so sorry

Well...., I can.....,

DRIVE AGAIN

I've been discharged (obviously the smell of horse was just too much for them lol).

 

[ester]

well here I was waiting for an update and you answer a question about twitching vets, though I am sure you are very practised at that.

sorry you were obviously just taking hte time to find the best smileys

ROAD TRIP!
(not sure the snow plough is likely!)

 

[MrsMozart]

I sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo sorry darling

I have to admit to being sat sitting contemplating what title to use - whether to be short and to the point, or mysterious and annoying: I'd have probably gone for the latter

Hm. Okay, so the snow plough is a bit OTT lol

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As to twitching vets, my vet twitches every time she sees my number come up

 

[ester]

ah sorry did I spoil your fun being mysterious?, didn't mean to but sat here all day so bored...........

 

[WelshRuby]

So glad you can now get out and about!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[MrsMozart]

Lol, no problem

, is nice to be thought about

 

[Cheiro1]

YAY I am really pleased for you! no more being bored stuck at home!!

 

[Gorgeous George]

Great news!

 

[MrsMozart]

Thankies - think hubby is happy as well lol No more hooouuuurrrssss for him at the yard every day

 

[Keltic]

Excellent news!! You will be whizzing past my house!!

psttt Kettles on!!!

 

[Ellies_mum2]

Great news

 

[MrsMozart]

Ta muchly

K - no whizzing on horses for another three weeks. Doc says it's not just the falling or bashing of the battered bit, but the pulling/tugging/jerking action - he's obviously seen me ride the Dizzy one!

 

[m3gan]

Take care ! Look after yourself XXXXXXXX

 

[Donkeymad]

Great news - glad you are improving well

 

[Slinkyunicorn]

Yey!!

Good news - be grateful not to be riding in this heat!!

 

[MrsMozart]

Thankies all

But everyone else is riding - boo hoo. And the whizzy one doesn't seem to suffer much in the heat (she's still looning about the field).

Ah well. Will just have to do some work instead

 

[ester]

not everyone else is riding....................................

 

[MrsMozart]

True E, very true

 

[ester]

doesn't make it any less annoying though does it. At least it is going the right way.

 

[MrsMozart]

nope

I look at her and I look at the fields and I think...

I could get on, but as for so many, my living depends on me being in one piece.

Ah well. Such is Life. As you say, it's heading the right way

 

[dozzie]

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but the pulling/tugging/jerking action

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The docs know nuffink!

Once mended properly that is very good physio!!!!!!!

And much more fun than stretching poxy bits of elastic! The docs dont like it much but believe me it works!

I never told my doctor how I got almost full movement back!

Twice! LOL!

HE! HE! Going cross country on a horse that pulls a bit is wonderful physio!

Seriously though, the quicker you can get the movement back the better but you do have to push it a bit.

Get carrying those full water buckets too! Haybales are good as well. Everyone will be your friend if you offer to do all their heavy carrying!

Pleased you are driving again.

 

[MrsMozart]

Ta D - I think it's because it's only three weeks in, when we're at six weeks he's okay with me having it tugged about

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Given that it's the Dizz that I'll be riding, and she won't have been ridden for six weeks, I think it'll have pleanty of physio lol

.

 

[dozzie]

3 weeks is a bit soon to be riding in case you fall off.

It isnt the damage you can do that you need to be afraid of its the wrath of the Doc when you explain!