The nurse had a good laugh when she asked how I got here and if my ride was waiting in the lobby for me and I said, "no, I walked"
THANKS SO MUCH FOR ALL OF YOUR PRAYERS...they must have worked because surgery went great! I feel so blessed to be working at Loma Linda & times like this even makes me more grateful. What other hospital would your co-workers & physicians come to pray with you in pre-op? It was really comforting especially since Andy couldn't be there. By the way he's been amazing despite having 5 tests this week; running home between class to cook, stay on top of the dishes (keep in mind we have no dishwasher), learning to do ponytails, tie my shoes & keeping me laughing about all this : )

Now the big question??? Would you run a full marathon 4 days after wrist surgery? I still have 2 legs & 1 perfect arm! The surgeon didn't oppose, however I am still at risk of non-union and avascular necrosis & I only get 1 left wrist! I was 100% sure I would do it before surgery but now I'm 50/50. I'm not an elite runner obviously, I simply do it because I like pushing myself beyond what I think I can handle & I love the mental side of marathons. Plus I'm on some good drugs so I may not even feel leg pain either! haha I just don't want something bad to happen in the future because I didn't allow myself to recover properly...been there done that!
So....tell me what would you do?
Post-Op anesthesia not quite worn off...very attractive! honestly I thought I was smiling! : )
How sad, life really is so precious and can be taken away from us at the blink of an eye. One minute your living your dream, the next your life on this earth is over.



