Phew. What a day! I wish I could have told everyone the plans, but I worry about leaving our home unattended. Best to not let any bad people on to it that we are out. It started around 5:30 AM. Ryan needed to be ready for transport to Reston Hospital at 6:30 AM. It was…
That’s right! I sometimes amaze myself. And, by “sometimes” what I mean is “oftentimes”. Some might even go so far as to call me a problem solver (isn’t that right, Sue? You’ll never hear the end of it…). You see, I have no problem tooting my own horn. I’ve practically become double-jointed from patting myself…
It’s March 1st, which means Ryan can get the splint off his left arm. I removed it — hopefully, for good — this morning. I’m not convinced though. Even though the Orthopedic feels it is healing and the splint is not necessary any longer, I suspect his arm will need reset. Time will tell. I…
The forearm consists of two bones; the ulna and the radius. In the x-Ray of Ryan’s forearm (below), the ulna (on the left) is the bone that is completely separated. The radius is the bone that appears as though it is healing. For the sake of reference, Ryan’s hand is at the top of the picture…
I took Ryan out today for some follow-up exams. Our first stop was at the Eye Doctor, followed by a trip across the street to the Imaging Center. Neither results were good.