I was sitting down and my legs were numb. I couldn’t get the feeling back into my legs. I tried to stand up and bring some feeling back into my feet, but it didn’t work. As I stood there staring down at my foot the ankle turned under and I was fairly certain I had broken my ankle.
I went to the hospital and the x-rays showed that I did have a break, but it wasn’t my ankle. I had broken my foot. I ended up at the rehab hospital with a boot on my foot so I could walk.
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Tessa–
Advocate for mental health and invisible illnesses
I bought new furniture for my room at the facility, and I am waiting for it all to be put together, but at least my new tv is hung, and I can watch it now, plus I can also watch things like YouTube and Prime Videos on a 50 inch screen.
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Tessa–
Advocate for mental health and invisible illnesses
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