On the plus side:
- I had a bath (well shower really) and washed my hair for the first time in nearly a month.
- I found out some camisole tops with a sort of bra in them which I haven't worn for years as they are technically too small for me. To my amazement, one fitted, so I am actually sitting comfortably with my boobs supported for the first time in nearly a month.
- The physio thinks I'm doing really well and my scar is still pretty.
- She gave me the go ahead to do without the sling! Woo hoo!
On the minus side:
- The physio said I probably won't be driving until December or 8 weeks after the op
- And I probably won't be able to go back to work until February, or 14 weeks after the op at least. This is because, basically I should have had the op in Spring, or I should have stopped working about then to try and preserve my shoulder, but because I still worked and tried to push myself until September, I need to try and recover to the point where I was in Spring before I get back to work, if you see what I mean.
But the worst thing was...
Our local ex-MP (Con) paid us a visit. Personally I'm surprised he managed to extricate his head from Johnson's arse in time to start campaigning today. Luckily I realised who he was, shook my head through the glazed window in the porch and went back in...
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