So resting, icing and exercising the joint at the moment. To be followed by seeing the phyzz and and another hospital appointment.
To lose weight I have to find some new exercise to do that I can fit in to life while still at school. The school pool has opened for use after refurbishment, so I think that will be the way forward for the next few weeks to the end of term.
Meanwhile feet up and more knitting:
Amongst other things:
A breast to help breastfeeding counsellors teach expectant mothers about latching on.

And a couple of squares for the p/hop blanket

4 comments:
Sorry to hear about your having to stop running (for now), swimming seems a good option.
I LOVE the knitted breast! I have a friend who is a midwife and she has various knitted body parts and felt rather embarrassed when some workmen came round and saw them on the table, they just all looked a bit blank and awkward! Hmmmm, I wonder if H would be fooled by the knitted model...
How frustrating and painful for you. Enjoy the swimming.
Good on you for knitting for such good causes - the boob looks like an entertaining knit and talking point!
I'm afraid I let out an audible titter when I saw that! But why shouldn't it be ok to knit anything?
Sorry to hear about the knee. Swimming is a good idea. Last year I couldn't believe how I actually felt hungry after I'd been swim training! If you can be good and keep your food sensible but up the swimming then it'll be a good start.
Do you fancy a bit of a walk?
That is really sad. Hope you get back to running soon.
Wishing you a speedy recovery and post recovery strengthening of key muscles.
Just swimming will not be enough to strengthen your legs muscles, pl. consult a sports doc.
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