Finally saw a lovely young lady doctor who was very thorough and said it should take 4 - 6 weeks to heal. She was worried about my neck as it was very painful when she felt it so I had several x-rays. The outcome being what is usually is - AGING.
Anyway, if I notice anything untoward in about a fortnight, once the swelling subsides, I am to go back and see her again. This took just over three hours.
Don't know how long it will be before I can wear my glasses again. Luckily I have a very light pair of reading glasses and can just manage them for short periods.
And if you had BIG plans for a festive Christmas, they might all get put on hold. Hope it heals without having to have a plaster-cast!!! XXX from a hot day down here.
ReplyDeleteHot here as well although icy cold @ Whitecross with the aircon. 8 for Christmas lunch.
DeleteLike Nancy says..not easy to put a plaster cast on your nose!
ReplyDeleteYou need a warning sign for the vacuum lead. Take it easy xx
Had been discussing a cordless vacuum only last week!
DeleteTime is the only healer. Will you be suing Doug? Wilful damage?
ReplyDeleteI will just have to watch out for the vacuum cords.
DeleteMy daughter broke her nose when she was a teenager but I can’t remember if she wore a cast. She had to wait a year (too young) to have the nose fixed correctly. I think tthat after the operation, she only had a bandage.
ReplyDeleteNo cast - just cold compresses for the swelling.
DeleteGlad to hear you saw a doctor. Hope you have a peaceful week
ReplyDeleteAt least I am reasonably organised apart from final shop and what must be done on the last couple of days and the big day itself.
DeleteGlad you now know just where you stand and that in time all will be well again.
ReplyDeleteIt could have been so much worse - a hip, shoulder etc.
DeleteHeal well. x
ReplyDeleteThank you.
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