17-01-2016, 09:51 PM
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Re: Pumicestone hobbled
Having smashed my left arm and shoulder and been screwed up, nailed up and pinned up, I can give you a bit of advice. Itīs easier to sleep propped up, ensuring that you have large soft pillows on the side of the affected shoulder just in case you turn to that side when asleep. I hope all goes well with your operation.
17-01-2016, 10:15 PM
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Re: Pumicestone hobbled
I'm, overwhelmed. Thanks all
Originally Posted by clumsy
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Having smashed my left arm and shoulder and been screwed .....
The arm injury, I mean.
Thanks for the sleep advice. I admit that had concerned me bit.
17-01-2016, 10:28 PM
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Re: Pumicestone hobbled
Originally Posted by Pumicestone
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I'm, overwhelmed. Thanks allHow did you manage that ?
The arm injury, I mean.
Thanks for the sleep advice. I admit that had concerned me bit.
The sling became my best friend for quite a long time. Even when things were a whole lot better I would use the sling for sleeping, reason being it was more comfortable and stopped the "arm flinging" which would wake me with pain. I'm sure you will find the pillows will help a lot. It isn't the best of operations to have, that's for sure, but I'm sure all will go well for you. I do have some limited movement but nothing that hampers me in any way really and I was told to expect that.
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