11-10-2016, 02:41 AM
I've never had that (at least, not yet) but other bits have been worked on while I was put out. Recovery is like house building. First day or so hardly any progress, then boom, like the framing, lot's of progress for about a week. Then, like the house as you get into the details, progress seems to really slow down - then one day you find out you're back to 100% (or as close as you'll ever get).
The trick is to not over do it when you thinks things are just swimmingly good (I did that with my shoulder when I shattered the clavical, doing things like pull ups, picking up the CB after laying it on the grass - on purpose, installing the case savers etc. then finding out it was not healing. Oiy!). That can set you back a bit.
But you still have to push yourself a bit so that rust does not settle in. It can be a fine line.
Enjoy the movies! There were some posters of movies on the bar wall in Furnace Creek of westerns that were filmed in Death Valley and a couple looked very interesting so they are on my bucket list now.
The trick is to not over do it when you thinks things are just swimmingly good (I did that with my shoulder when I shattered the clavical, doing things like pull ups, picking up the CB after laying it on the grass - on purpose, installing the case savers etc. then finding out it was not healing. Oiy!). That can set you back a bit.
But you still have to push yourself a bit so that rust does not settle in. It can be a fine line.
Enjoy the movies! There were some posters of movies on the bar wall in Furnace Creek of westerns that were filmed in Death Valley and a couple looked very interesting so they are on my bucket list now.