I got a really bad cold back in February, just when I was supposed to go in for my ankle op, and of course the anaesthetist said we should postpone. I had to wait another month. It was a real blow - I'd got used to the pain and inconvenience of my dud ankle, but I was really looking forward to getting it fixed, and I'd psyched myself up and everything. Life is so much better now my foot works again!
In short, if your foot is giving you gyp, there's nothing bratty about wanting to get it fixed! Especially since you're getting so much use out of the thing. (Teh INtarwebs should come with a treadmill so I can get some exercise.)
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Date: 2006-07-28 11:04 pm (UTC)In short, if your foot is giving you gyp, there's nothing bratty about wanting to get it fixed! Especially since you're getting so much use out of the thing. (Teh INtarwebs should come with a treadmill so I can get some exercise.)