Thoughts and prayers for Tree sling'r (Jasha) who is in surgery.

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have very little range of motion on my hand and can tell that I have Avery long road ahead of me. I accept the challenge. Hopefully I can get out of here by Friday.
Thanks guys, your the best!!!!

And it's easy to offer support, you're the one doing the hard yakka ( work). Sounds like quite a few have had similar experiences. I was lucky to get a mate online who I never met for support when I needed it.

Just watch out for Physiotherapists. Some are sadists. :confused:

Friday sounds good for you - back home or just to a closer hospital?
 
I hope ya get home on the weekend but if not , don't sweat it , it'll only be a short hop from the new place to home .
Keep it in mind that you want them to be sure your ready , no fun in having to go back because you weren't .
 
I hope ya get home on the weekend but if not , don't sweat it , it'll only be a short hop from the new place to home .
Keep it in mind that you want them to be sure your ready , no fun in having to go back because you weren't .

Exactly, no need to rush it at this point! :agree2:
 
Didn't see the pictures on facebook since I don't have it but if you speak of a vacuum system there is probably only one system meant that I will try to explain.

The priciple is quite simple. We use it quite often. The steril sponge is placed directly onto the defective tissue and for an airtight seal a plastic foil is placed onto the skin. The idea is with suction to 1. get all "tissue fluids"(sorry don't know the correct english words) out of the wound, this further minimizes the chances of local infection, 2. the suction promotes the cells to grow, thus enhacing "new tissue" in the area so that the healing process is quicker. There are different modes of suction(f.e. continous, interval, etc.) and different types of sponges for different type of wounds(f.e. silver coated for infected wounds etc.). There are publications describing less scaring but I'm not to sure about it. But the healing is much faster and less prone to complications compared to the non vacuum days!

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