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| Date: | Thu, 30 Jun 2005 15:09:02 -0500 |
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Hi Shelly,
I'm praying for you.
Take care of that foot, and get lots of rest.
Lovings,
Pat Ferguson
At 12:25 AM 6/30/05, you wrote:
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> Hey all, one thing I didn't mention in my camp report was about my =
>foot. On saturuday the last full day of camp I worked my friends guide =
>dog. friends guide dog. He is a big fast
>hard pulling retriever. The first 20 minutes didn't go so great he =
>walked me off the road twice missed a slight change in elevation grass =
>to pavement switch
>and ran me in to one obstacle. I made him rework all of it and after 20 =
>mins the only issue we had was pace which was more just his way of going =
>than anything
>else towards the end of the 2 hours I had him he was slowing for me. The =
>second fall caused me to injure my foot. For the next 3 or so hours it =
>felt ok
>only slight stabs of pain, but after I sat dinner for an hour long =
>dinner getting up I almost fell over from the pain. The nurse wasn't =
>sure exactly what
>I did but thought it is probablysprained. It hasn't gotten any better so =
>i saw the dr. today. my foot today. She said I would've actually been =
>better off if I'd fractured it, because as it is its bad enough to be
>painful and will take quite some time to heal, but nothing can be done =
>about it. I've been told to ice it, wrap it, and keep off it as much as =
>posible.
>It could take 2 more weeks to heal! I talked with the school about this =
>today and they are willing to work with me.
>I also have to go back on my eyedrops atropine to controll the pain =
>caused by the deteerioration. So all that plus having blood drawn didn't =
>make it the greatest of days.
>Shelly
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> Hey all, one thing I didn't = mention in my=20 camp report was about my
> foot. On saturuday the last full day of camp I = worked=20 my friends
> guide dog. friends guide dog. He is a big fast
>hard = pulling=20 retriever. The first 20 minutes didn't go so great he
>walked me off the = road=20 twice missed a slight change in elevation
>grass to pavement = switch
>and ran me=20 in to one obstacle. I made him rework all of it and after 20
>mins the = only issue=20 we had was pace which was more just his way of
>going than = anything
>else=20 towards the end of the 2 hours I had him he was slowing for me.
>The = second fall=20 caused me to injure my foot. For the next 3 or so
>hours it felt = ok
>only=20 slight stabs of pain, but after I sat dinner for an hour long
>dinner = getting up=20 I almost fell over from the pain. The nurse wasn't
>sure exactly = what
>I did=20 but thought it is probablysprained. It hasn't gotten any better
>so = i saw=20 the dr. today. my foot today. She said I would've actually
>been = better off=20 if I'd fractured it, because as it is its bad enough to be
>painful = and will=20 take quite some time to heal, but nothing can be
>done about it. I've = been told=20 to ice it, wrap it, and keep off it as
>much as posible.
>It could take = 2 more=20 weeks to heal! I talked with the school about
>this today and they are = willing to=20 work with me.
>I also have to go back on my eyedrops atropine to = controll the=20 pain
>caused by the deteerioration. So all that plus having blood drawn =
>didn't=20 make it the greatest of days.
>Shelly
>
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