We've been quieter in this group than usual, and wanted to thank you for your great questions and responses. :)
Personally, I've been recovering from a separated shoulder during a snowboarding accident. While I still type one-handed due to a shoulder "immobilizer" (it's like a super sling), I'm healing well, no longer in pain, and expect to be actively participating in our community once again.
Thanks for keeping the discussions thriving -- I'm honored to work with all of you!
Ouch!!! Separated shoulder, been there, done that, not in any hurry to do it again!!
In the ambulance ride to the ER, where I got a load of very nice valium, I swear the driver swerved to hit every bump he could find even to the extent of backing up and hitting again some of the "better" ones! :-()
In any event, it will be great to have you back, even if you do have to type one handed. :-)
> We've been quieter in this group than usual, and wanted to thank you > for your great questions and responses. :)
> Personally, I've been recovering from a separated shoulder during a > snowboarding accident. While I still type one-handed due to a > shoulder "immobilizer" (it's like a super sling), I'm healing well, no > longer in pain, and expect to be actively participating in our > community once again.
> Thanks for keeping the discussions thriving -- I'm honored to work > with all of you!
> We've been quieter in this group than usual, and wanted to thank you > for your great questions and responses. :)
> Personally, I've been recovering from a separated shoulder during a > snowboarding accident. While I still type one-handed due to a > shoulder "immobilizer" (it's like a super sling), I'm healing well, no > longer in pain, and expect to be actively participating in our > community once again.
> Thanks for keeping the discussions thriving -- I'm honored to work > with all of you!
I too have sufferred the same injury. One thing i learnt is make sure you get a good Physiotherapist. Mine was useless and i am still paying for it now with restricted left arm movement.
> We've been quieter in this group than usual, and wanted to thank you > for your great questions and responses. :)
> Personally, I've been recovering from a separated shoulder during a > snowboarding accident. While I still type one-handed due to a > shoulder "immobilizer" (it's like a super sling), I'm healing well, no > longer in pain, and expect to be actively participating in our > community once again.
> Thanks for keeping the discussions thriving -- I'm honored to work > with all of you!
