Guest guest Posted August 8, 2005 Report Share Posted August 8, 2005 At 07:58 PM 8/8/05, ml wrote: >Trick question. What is good about smashing and almost breaking your >next to little toe? Answer: it makes you forget about your worst very >sore thumb joint. Of course if you already have problems walking, then >it adds to that, Ha Ha Ha!!! I tried soaking and it feels good for a >couple of minutes. I just might lay everything down for awhile, sigh!!! Sorry to hear about your toe! I've always said that the best thing about pain is that it feels so good when it stops. Just try to sit and get your foot up whenever you can, and walk veerrryyy carefully for awhile. Speaking of smashing toes, since I've just moved I can't even remember how many times I've mashed the **same toe** on boxes over the past few days. It's always the next-to-little toe on the left foot. Poor toe is black and blue. I'm glad I don't have any healing problems with my feet. My next A1C, however, will probably be a disaster because just before and then just after the move my eating was terrible...went out to dinner with friends, drank Margaritas, had loaded potato skins, ate dessert...the entire catastrophe. Bad thing to do just a week before I need to get the bloodwork done, considering that it's the most recent few weeks that weigh the heaviest on that test. At least I won't panic if it's higher than normal because I know I'd been eating like I should 90% of the time since the last test. Heck, maybe if it's high it'll help convince my NP and Doc she works for to let me try some Byetta (sp?) or sumptin' like that. -=skydancer=- I tried sniffing coke once but the ice cubes kept getting stuck in my nose. www.skydancers.com http://www.skydor.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2005 Report Share Posted August 8, 2005 Thanks for your concern. I always have to walk carefully if I want to stay upright. But right now I have an extra reminder. At least I forgot about my thumb some of the time. Yep the best thing but pain is when it takes a rest for sure. Good luck with y our next A1c Sky. ml Sky wrote: >At 07:58 PM 8/8/05, ml wrote: > > > >>Trick question. What is good about smashing and almost breaking your >>next to little toe? Answer: it makes you forget about your worst very >>sore thumb joint. Of course if you already have problems walking, then >>it adds to that, Ha Ha Ha!!! I tried soaking and it feels good for a >>couple of minutes. I just might lay everything down for awhile, sigh!!! >> >> > >Sorry to hear about your toe! I've always said that the best thing about >pain is that it feels so good when it stops. Just try to sit and get your >foot up whenever you can, and walk veerrryyy carefully for awhile. > >Speaking of smashing toes, since I've just moved I can't even remember how >many times I've mashed the **same toe** on boxes over the past few days. >It's always the next-to-little toe on the left foot. Poor toe is black and >blue. I'm glad I don't have any healing problems with my feet. > >My next A1C, however, will probably be a disaster because just before and >then just after the move my eating was terrible...went out to dinner with >friends, drank Margaritas, had loaded potato skins, ate dessert...the >entire catastrophe. Bad thing to do just a week before I need to get the >bloodwork done, considering that it's the most recent few weeks that weigh >the heaviest on that test. At least I won't panic if it's higher than >normal because I know I'd been eating like I should 90% of the time since >the last test. Heck, maybe if it's high it'll help convince my NP and Doc >she works for to let me try some Byetta (sp?) or sumptin' like that. > > > -=skydancer=- > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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