By the time the week end before the surgery rolled around, I already had all my Halloween & Fall decorations up in the house. Yes. It is Fall in my household. Some people eat, I clean & decorate. Besides, I figured that by the time it's the season to put decorations up, I'd have a cast & wouldn't be able to do it.
Monday before the surgery, I received a phone call from a gentleman that needed to drop off a machine to use in lieu of ice packs. I'm pretty impressed with this machine..the VascuTherm. It's full of 80% water & 20% alcohol. (if you click on the word, I added a video I found on it with better details than I can provide) It's easy to use. The non operated leg, you wrap the compression pad on & the cool compression goes in the back of the knee of the operated leg. Came complete with everything you will need in that little black bag.
I was an emotional, crying because of commercials mess & not able to sleep. Monday morning I woke up at 530am in a panic...sigh. It seemed surreal that I would be waking up the next morning to correct my toe that I had been so ashamed of for so many years. I'm expecting a lot of pain & just because I know this will be the last few days of my life that I or anyone else will ever witness the hideousness of my toe, I've been wearing more flops :) Ha!
For me to openly post the following pics is a HUGE big deal! Keep in mind that only a handful of people in my life have ever seen my feet. I have a scar on the same foot due to a bunionectomy about 10 yrs prior.
For me to openly post the following pics is a HUGE big deal! Keep in mind that only a handful of people in my life have ever seen my feet. I have a scar on the same foot due to a bunionectomy about 10 yrs prior.
how its look when you wear high heels...?
ReplyDeletemmmmm, nice sexy toes wow xoxoxo.
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