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Post by sweetalona on May 5, 2011 19:52:13 GMT -5
Real bad luck.....hope everything turns out ok. I got into a similar accident when I was 21......broke my leg when a woman turned in front of me. But I recovered ok, and started riding again as soon as I got out of the cast. Hopefully you'll do the same.  Hi Bluefront, They put the cast last night so I have to stay here in the hospital for another 24 hours to check if the placement is okey and if the circulation is fine. The cast will stay for 2 weeks. I might not drive the scooter for a month until I can walk. |
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Post by sweetalona on May 5, 2011 20:02:00 GMT -5
Dang Rose, thats rough! But think about the fact that we dont spend time in church and with the Lord just to do a good duty...its to remind ourselves, among many other things, that Jesus said "Be anxious for nothing..." and "Fear not..." Take this time to pray and thank God youre not having the conversation face-to-face! Dont worry about tomorrow...sufficient for tommorrow are its own worries. Get well quickly! Hi dmplessy, Thank's for the spiritual advice. My cast will stay for 2 weeks so it means I can not go to work for that length of time. I am still under probationary period so it may affect my evaluation. I might lost my job because of this. Anyway this is what life has to offer me. God bless! |
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Post by ♣Luke♣ on May 9, 2011 21:51:16 GMT -5
redrose, you will retain your job im sure,because of the nature of the accident. just let the HR know that you are still interested with the job and will return as soon as recovered, put this in writing and have the Nursing director and the Hospital director sign it.,that way you are guaranteed of the same position when you come back... so sorry to hear about your dilema.,.... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Confidential:--> for redrose only,others pls don't read!!  (this is with regards to RR's another problem, which i don't want to disclose here) Remember the song "the Greatest Love of All"?...this song means,the greatest love of all is "ones self"...love yourself before you love others...you gave too much and he didn't reciprocate,hell with him...time to love yourself RR. you are a fine young lady...build your self esteem again , pick up the pieces and move on...he is not worthy of your love.... ...and your'e a registered nurse,,what are you doin there,,you should be here in the US and start earning $$ lol !!...anyway,take care and heal soon! |
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Post by sweetalona on May 9, 2011 23:35:16 GMT -5
redrose, you will retain your job im sure,because of the nature of the accident. just let the HR know that you are still interested with the job and will return as soon as recovered, put this in writing and have the Nursing director and the Hospital director sign it.,that way you are guaranteed of the same position when you come back... so sorry to hear about your dilema.,.... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Confidential:--> for redrose only,others pls don't read!! (this is with regards to RR's another problem, which i don't want to disclose here) Remember the song "the Greatest Love of All"?...this song means,the greatest love of all is "ones self"...love yourself before you love others...you gave too much and he didn't reciprocate,hell with him...time to love yourself RR. you are a fine young lady...build your self esteem again , pick up the pieces and move on...he is not worthy of your love.... ...and your'e a registered nurse,,what are you doin there,,you should be here in the US and start earning $$ lol !!...anyway,take care and heal soon! Luke, You are really such a nice guy.. Are there still good american guy like you? LOL ; ;D Thank you so much for the words of wisdom and enlightenment. My leg is on the 5th day with cast so its really itchy but I know it will be okey soon. Can't wait for another 2 weeks to completely heal. I want to walk and drive my scooter again. The next time I will be very careful in driving. I can't afford to lost and spend money again for hospital bill ;D God bless! Redrose |
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Post by justbuggin on May 10, 2011 0:19:33 GMT -5
red rose you are a lovely young lady that has been though a rough time i wish you the best be brave as good things will come to you soon and if you ever come to the states i would love the chance to meet you in person so look me upif you get to the states
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Post by sweetalona on May 10, 2011 3:21:54 GMT -5
red rose you are a lovely young lady that has been though a rough time i wish you the best be brave as good things will come to you soon and if you ever come to the states i would love the chance to meet you in person so look me upif you get to the states justbuggin, thanks for the compliments. I would love to meet you too in person but I don't have idea when I could come to US, maybe when President Obama will allow me to come ;D, seriously i'm still working on it! |
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Post by justbuggin on May 11, 2011 10:22:56 GMT -5
well i geust i have to talk to him about this i hope that you are doing better and keep thinking good things are going to come as they will in time
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Post by piccola on May 11, 2011 12:52:52 GMT -5
SO VERY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR ACCIDENT. HOPE YOU RECOVER SOON.
Riding a scoot or motorcycle is always a dangerous thing to do, but those of us who love riding take that risk all the time.
One thing I do ALL THE TIME is wear ALL MY GEAR. Even when I ride to the Spanish center where I teach, I always wear my helmet, jacket, (even in the warm weather), boots, leather pants and gloves.
When I was first learning to ride, I took a bad spill in the MSF class. The only safety gear I had on was a helmet. I was badly bruised and had a big burn on my leg. I immediately went out and bought all the safety gear and wore it all the time. At a later date, I took another spill. But since I was well protected, I only had a small bruise on my leg. On the rare occassion when I ride to church, I still wear all my gear.
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Post by TERRA NUVO on May 11, 2011 13:06:57 GMT -5
WOW ?
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Post by sweetalona on May 11, 2011 18:40:03 GMT -5
SO VERY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR ACCIDENT. HOPE YOU RECOVER SOON. Riding a scoot or motorcycle is always a dangerous thing to do, but those of us who love riding take that risk all the time. One thing I do ALL THE TIME is wear ALL MY GEAR. Even when I ride to the Spanish center where I teach, I always wear my helmet, jacket, (even in the warm weather), boots, leather pants and gloves. When I was first learning to ride, I took a bad spill in the MSF class. The only safety gear I had on was a helmet. I was badly bruised and had a big burn on my leg. I immediately went out and bought all the safety gear and wore it all the time. At a later date, I took another spill. But since I was well protected, I only had a small bruise on my leg. On the rare occassion when I ride to church, I still wear all my gear. As we all know, we need to be hurt before we can learn. We first do mistakes before we learn. We won't regret if we didn't do any mistakes...so yea it's just a matter of learning. It's on my 7th day with cast so I will be okey soon. Thank's a lot. |
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Post by sweetalona on May 13, 2011 11:25:59 GMT -5
Just a thought of sharing my pic here to let you know I am getting better. I can walk again soon and drive my scooter again LOL. I learned a lot here and I will be very careful the next time I drive. Redrose Attachments:
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Post by justbuggin on May 13, 2011 22:34:39 GMT -5
i am glad to see that the cast is off and to hear you are back walking i had a bad car wreck in 98 and it left me with a steel plate in my hip but i am not letting it stop me from doing what i want keep working with your leg and it will be good as new soon
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(this is with regards to RR's another problem, which i don't want to disclose here)
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