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So but so annoyed right now....I went to my appoitment at walk in clinic...they suspect a foot fracture of stress(what...what is it)...and bring my a paper to go to the hospital for a radiography...I will have the results by the end of the day....so now I have a motivated day off but i would prefer to be at school because i dont know what to do to keep me busy..welll
hope you are having a better day than mine..
@cath007 a stress fracture can occur without having a fall, etc..it doesn't take much to fracture one of those little bones in a foot or even near the ankle; I suspected that's what you had since you didn't mention a scar, cut, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by cath007
You may have to wear a brace/cast or something, depending on how and where your fracture may be.
It's a tough time of year to have something like that with the snow and ice out there, be extra careful.
Take care, these things do pass, and I hope your school can accommodate you, and that you can get to your classes.
Best of luck!
No sorry, I said I wanted grey and she showed me 2 shades and I just pointed to one sorry. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by lilo0003
Good day, everyone!
Very bad evening and night for me - things are a bit better now. I will go soon to try sleep a bit.
This photo is of my paternal grandfather.
This is a picture of him taken in 1917 at the age of 19. Because Ukraine was under the Austrian Empire at that time, he was forced to join the Austrian army. This is a part of his autobiography - translation of towns is inadequate.
"At the time of the first World War in the year 1916 I was called to the army and fulfilled my obligation on the Italian front and was there wounded by the city of Gertz(?). I got first aid in the small town of Laygoff(?) and then was sent to a hospital in Tsyeshyen (?) and was operated on. [note he was hit with a bullet behind his ear, an injury which took away his sense of taste to a great extent]
After a three and one-half month stay in the hospital the army health commission judged me unfit to go to the front but to fulfill my obligations at the railway station (North Banhoff?) This I fulfilled from the month of February 1917 until the end of the war in 1918, Then I successfully got home. At that time they were cancelling Wilson's laws and all the people went to their own countries. And I came to my country Ukraine, rested and announced myself at the military station in Sokal'. And because I had papers from the Austrian Army commission and as a Ukrainian presented them, they assigned me to the gendarmes (police squad).
Since there was an outpost in my village Starhorod they gave me the proper papers so I could present myself to service in three days which I did on the second day. There were already about twelve officials there and they accepted me to service and after serving I stayed home. My service I fulfilled serving the villages of ...{he lists a series of villages one of which is Voislavichi} .
The service was hard because the people did not believe in their own laws. But time went on and in spring came to us a terrible sickness, typhus. It saddened our house of which died my father and sister but somehow I came through it. When the military/guard (?) station ran away to the east, I stayed at home because I was still not well. When spring came and I was well I seeded the field......I found my wife Julia Kozak in the village of Voislavichi. On the 2nd of November, 1919 we were married."
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He's lucky that he only lost his sense of taste! @Natalka
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Originally Posted by Lynn49
thank you lynn but it was not that...no fracture yay me so they dont know what I have it is so bizzare but it will pass by itself....i do have another injury for a long time at the foot but it is not the same thing and it will pass naturally..so relief..what a nightmare it would have been...phew
What a treasure this is for you, @Natalka !
Good morning all
Its a nasty day out on the roads so please be extra careful. It’s my younger DD first winter season driving on the road and what a stress this is taking on me worried all the time if any thing is going to happen . Even though she had her licence for over 2 years she does not like to Drive because of all the aggressive driver out there.
A drive for my DH this morning to work took him 1 and a half hour which usually be a 10 min drive.
Its super cold out so dress warm everyone.
Have a great day all and Thanks for listening to me
Morning gang.
Snowed in yesterday...so I went off grid and spent the day plowing, snow blowing and shoveling...oh and of course playing out in the snow with Cooper. He just loves the snow.
3.5 hour commute into the city today...wonderful!
Better get to work.
Have a wonderful day folks.
The side walks are slippery be careful walking out
Sorry about the language at the end if you're sensitive to that sort of thing, but I had to post
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