...  Seems he's a tad smitten.  We're still chuckling over R's hopes that the guy was bisexual, and the resultant interest in me.  Other than the smitten dude, not much else going on.  Oh, I did go to the orthotics place today since they got the boots that were ordered, but they still have to make the brace, so it'll be about a week before I get them.  The guy said that it's best to have two pair of shoes...

...since we are back up in the 90s again.  Just took a short break to sweep the dining/living room areas.  Next I'm going to work on the winter clothes that are all in bags in the hall closet in the main part of the house.  The orthotics place finally has my new boots, so I'll go in Monday to get the leg brace attached to the new ones.  Hopefully they will fit better than the current shoes.

Yesterday I went to an  orthotics appointment at Lancaster Infirmiry, as my current orthotics don't support my feet at all. That went well, except my next appointment is on Nov 5th, after a physio appointment on the 4th, and a full respiratory assessment and MY BIRTHDAY on the 3rd. We met sensei on the way home, as we took the train (4:50) home, as Lancaster was one big traffic jam, and mum left dad...

...will be quicker than writing a description of them all. They are all fab though and my feet haven’t been this warm in ages! Slippers also arrived and are also fab-very warm and sturdy enough to get my orthotics in so my ankles, knees and hips get that little bit more relief and stability when I’m at home. TENs machine is ok I think; I haven’t decided whether I like it yet but it does do the job which...

OMG Ryder is the cutest. his PT brought over a walker so the boy could try it out. i was hesitant to order a walker for him because i didn't think he was ready, i was wrong. he walked up and down our hallway...saddens me at the same time. i know people will notice those things and make assumptions about him without even bothering to get to know the little guy. i want people to see my boy, not his differences

...It may be painful. It causes irritation joint redness and pain to the skin around the bunion. There is a possibility of a shift of the big toe toward the other toes. Bunions may be treated with orthotics . The extreme cases of bunions are cured by surgery by a podiatrist. Podiatry is that branch of healthcare that deals exclusively with foot problems. Orthotics is the dealing with and development...

...pictures of it and is going to do some research on it.  It's not painful, nor does it itch, but it seems to be spreading, so he's curious to find out what is causing it.  Next stop today was the orthotics place.  I'm still having a bit of a problem with the shoes rubbing against the back of my heels, so they tried another approach.  It helped a bit, but still didn't end the problem.  Result -...

..."How many injections have I given you?" "one" (note: injections are PAINFUL !) "You should probably get another one" I gave him a horrified look... this made him laugh. I was serious though. "The orthotics should help." "good." "I really wanna give you another injection though..." I moved my feet under the chair. This too, made him laugh. "Dude! They are painful! The last time I had one... my feet...

...a device that is applied externally to a part of the body to correct deformity, improve function, or relieve symptoms of a disease. It does so by supporting or assisting the musculoskeletal system. Orthotics is a health care medical profession or field that is concerned with the design, development, fitting and manufacturing of orthoses. In addition to providing relief for painful foot problems...

...chocolate crackle ice cream.  That's their best flavor yet!! 8.  Thinking it's getting about time to trim my hair again since I'm keeping it really short nowadays. 9.  Need to go back to the orthotics place tomorrow.  After talking with my friend Dawn, who also has to wear special orthotics, I now know what options I have so that I can wear those daggumed special shoes without dealing with...