Re: Thanks and a new injury

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a

I'm sorry to hear about the wrist splint. I find mine very difficult to work

in. It makes typing slow and writing almost impossible. The main problem is

that the splint immobilizes the thumb. I hope you are feeling better soon.

And don't follow in my footsteps anymore - at least the footsteps that find

us on the floor.

Hugs,

laurie

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> Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 23:51:55 -0500

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> Subject: Thanks and a new injury

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> I want to thank everyone for the birthday wishes. It really meant a lot

> to me. I had a good day, with people at work coming up unexpectedly and

> wishing my a good day, spending time with a former professor and friend,

> as I talked to her class at the University of Northern Iowa today, then

> coming home to a surprise party given to me by some friends at church.

> This was an amazing birthday, as many of mine have gone by unnoticed by

> everyone besides my mom, so your wishes made the day special.

>

> Laurie, I am afraid I am following in your footsteps. Yours too, Nikki.

> I am now in a right wrist splint after a fall at work today. I stood up

> for a minute to get some books ready for my students. Next thing I new I

> was on the ground. I called into another teacher to help me. By the

> time I left work, my neck, arm, wrist, shoulder, and back were bad enough

> that I had to go into the doctor. I have a lot of bruised and pulled

> muscles and sprains. I am in the wrist splint and am supposed to be

> getting a soft neck brace to help some of the healing. I don't have to

> be in it all the time, as we don't want my neck to become dependent on

> it. It certainly kept the day interesting! :-)

>

> Thanks again for the birthday wishes.

> Smiles,

> a

>

>

[Guest guest]

a,

wishing you birthday wishes and well wishes

[Guest guest]

--- a, I ahppy you had a good birthday. It is so nice when

people recognize your Birthday unexpectly. It makes you feel

special. I am so sorry to hear about your fall. Praying for quick

healing.

Love, dawn

In , a C Koch wrote:

>

> I want to thank everyone for the birthday wishes. It really meant

a lot

> to me. I had a good day, with people at work coming up

unexpectedly and

> wishing my a good day, spending time with a former professor and

friend,

> as I talked to her class at the University of Northern Iowa today,

then

> coming home to a surprise party given to me by some friends at

church.

> This was an amazing birthday, as many of mine have gone by

unnoticed by

> everyone besides my mom, so your wishes made the day special.

>

> Laurie, I am afraid I am following in your footsteps. Yours too,

Nikki.

> I am now in a right wrist splint after a fall at work today. I

stood up

> for a minute to get some books ready for my students. Next thing

I new I

> was on the ground. I called into another teacher to help me. By

the

> time I left work, my neck, arm, wrist, shoulder, and back were bad

enough

> that I had to go into the doctor. I have a lot of bruised and

pulled

> muscles and sprains. I am in the wrist splint and am supposed to

be

> getting a soft neck brace to help some of the healing. I don't

have to

> be in it all the time, as we don't want my neck to become

dependent on

> it. It certainly kept the day interesting! :-)

>

> Thanks again for the birthday wishes.

> Smiles,

> a

>

>

[Guest guest]

a,

No more falling! hehe. I thought we had agreed on that. I am sorry to

hear about the fall, and I am sure you are pretty achy right now. Try

and get some rest if you can I will be thinking of you!

Nikki

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> I want to thank everyone for the birthday wishes. It really meant a

lot

> to me. I had a good day, with people at work coming up

unexpectedly and

> wishing my a good day, spending time with a former professor and

friend,

> as I talked to her class at the University of Northern Iowa today,

then

> coming home to a surprise party given to me by some friends at

church.

> This was an amazing birthday, as many of mine have gone by

unnoticed by

> everyone besides my mom, so your wishes made the day special.

>

> Laurie, I am afraid I am following in your footsteps. Yours too,

Nikki.

> I am now in a right wrist splint after a fall at work today. I

stood up

> for a minute to get some books ready for my students. Next thing I

new I

> was on the ground. I called into another teacher to help me. By

the

> time I left work, my neck, arm, wrist, shoulder, and back were bad

enough

> that I had to go into the doctor. I have a lot of bruised and

pulled

> muscles and sprains. I am in the wrist splint and am supposed to be

> getting a soft neck brace to help some of the healing. I don't

have to

> be in it all the time, as we don't want my neck to become dependent

on

> it. It certainly kept the day interesting! :-)

>

> Thanks again for the birthday wishes.

> Smiles,

> a

>

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