update on me
i know you are probably all sick of my story, but anyway here goes.
my accident was dec 14th of last year.
as of today, april 27th, i am walking again with a cane. this past weekend
i purchased a new car and i am driving short distances again, which will
make things easier for hubby. i have to overcome my fear of being out on
the road and im sure slowly but surely i will.
i plan to go back to work part time on May 7th, yes they still want me back.
physical therapy may continue for a few more weeks, but that is winding
down also.
life is good, i feel so lucky to still be here alive and basically well.
now i have to find something else to moan about (grin).
hugs to you all, be safe and well, jacki
Debbie

Jacki, thanks for sharing with us. This is great news. I hate having to rely on others. I'm a "do it myself" kind of gal and it really gets my goat when I can't. Don't overdo.
Your confidence behind the wheel will return. Now how do you get over the fear of those other crazies out there? Kind of like PTSD I'm sure it will take time. And there is nothing wrong with a bit of healthy fear when it comes to being cautious on the road.
Congratulations on these big steps towards independence. I think as we experience lifes ups and downs we do develop that deep sense of gratitude for the life we've been given. Take care and best wishes.
Karen C
What a long road you've traveled. Being an injured foot person myself, I know too well how good it feels to be able to walk, even if it is with a cane, after a long fight to get there. It's hard enough to have to recover from an injury, but the loss of independece and being cooped up makes it so much worse. I don't know what I would have done if it hadn't been for my OFF friends to keep me going.
It will take you some time to be comfortable on the road again, but heck, at least it will be in a new car! What did you get??
We'll miss seeing you around when you go back to work, but that will be good for you, too.
Take care!
Susan
marylyn
I'm so happy you are recovering. As you well know, it may take much longer to be back where you really feel like yourself again.
But this is welcome news. You bought a car and have begun driving again. That is indeed a step forward. I wish only good things for you my friend.
Walking with you on this journey, Mary
"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."