If everything continues to go well, my stitches will be removed from the wound next week!
Stitches, sutures… whatever you want to call them.
I am so exhilarated at the prospect of being able to take a bath like a normal person going forward!
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If everything continues to go well, my stitches will be removed from the wound next week!
Stitches, sutures… whatever you want to call them.
I am so exhilarated at the prospect of being able to take a bath like a normal person going forward!
My foot continues not to hurt as badly as I had anticipated it would, but since it does continue to hurt I continue to take prescribed pain medication for it to reduce the amount of pain that I am in at any one time and to allow me to be more mobile. So far it seems to be working extraordinarily well, so I’m considering that a win. In about a week I may be able to have the stitches put into my wound (as in, the one they made to do surgery on my foot putting a rod into it) removed, so I’ve been crossing my fingers that I can have those removed soon since that will mean that I will finally be able to resume baths without having to go to all the time and trouble of not getting my foot wet. That has probably been the most annoying part of this journey.
Surprisingly, the pain from this is being managed extremely well by hydrocodone transferring to codeine.
I haven’t seen the suture site yet and I have no idea where it is.
For having a rod jammed into bone in my foot… I am coping surprisingly well.
I did not expect this, but I did not do much planning for after the surgery. I intended on playing it by ear.
That’s all you get for now as I continue to rest and heal from, well, surgery.

I can definitely feel the rod that was placed on my foot an am trying hard to stay off of it like… entirely.