Saturday, August 1, 2009

Broken

Remember this? This is how my hand looked two days after I sustained a football injury:

Five weeks later, my fingers are still hurting and swollen. So, since I had to go the the doctor yesterday to get my thyroid levels checked, I off-handedly mentioned my injured fingers. I got sent straight to x-ray, and found out that BOTH the index and ring fingers are broken, with bone fragments milling around where they ought not to be. Hmmmm. No wonder they still hurt.


Since I waited so long, the bones may not heal correctly with just splinting, and the word "surgery" was being thrown around. Next week I will see a hand specialist. Please pray for total healing. This injury could not only end my football career, it could seriously limit my water skiing and knitting endeavors!

3 comments:

  1. O dear! Ouch! That's awful that they've been broken this whole time... Praying that they will heal (without surgery!). Love u!

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  2. I've been curious, how did you manage to break them in that pattern? How did you miss that middle finger? Very interesting!

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  3. Hey Jenn! I have been missing you. I just went on your blog to check on you and see how you guys have been doing since you left CIT, and I saw this awful post...I am sooo sorry to hear this news that your fingers have been broken this whole time :( I know you must have been in a lot of pain. And the amazing thing is that you did not even complain that much about it - wow, you are tough and brave. I just went on a walk around the cemetery (or the "CIT" track for a happier name) and prayed for you and your family as I walked. It's not near as fun walking there without you, by the way. I do pray that your fingers heal quickly and well (through God's miraculous touch) and that the Lord continues to bless David's efforts and bring on the rest of your support team. I am praying the 40/40 for you guys!
    CIT has gotten awfully "quiet" after another wave of students left. It was so quiet this w-e with only two families around the Boyer (two others had left just for the w-e), it was quite "depressing". I miss all those who have left so much!
    I need to go for now... I know you are enjoying being back in your home, with your boys, your garden, etc. I can't wait to hear more on how life has been up there since you left NC. I can't wait to see what God does in your lives this summer and fall...
    Let's keep in touch!
    Love,
    Veronique

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