Who knew specialist MDs did a brisk walk-in business?

[jon-nyc]

I always go right to a specialist.

I hope it heals well and quickly.

[taiwan_girl]

Wow Horace, sorry to hear about that!!! Like Jon say, hope it heals well and quickly.!!

[George K]

How did you sever a tendon? Yikes!

This is not elective. This is a true emergency, and that's why you got seen and scheduled so quickly.

Hope it works out OK for you - please keep us posted.

[Horace]

Thanks everybody for the well wishes. George, it was broken glass. Just a careless accident.

[Jolly]

May you heal well and retain full strength and function.

[brenda]

That's a nasty accident, Horace. It must have been difficult to wait those first days deciding whether to go to the doctor. Yes, a person needs the use of their thumb in order for the rest of the hand to be useful. Good luck with your surgery, and I am very glad you can get it done soon.

[George K]

@brenda said in Who knew specialist MDs did a brisk walk-in business?:

Yes, a person needs the use of their thumb in order for the rest of the hand to be useful.

You also need your thumb to play Beethoven, albeit poorly.

[Horace]

Thanks, Jolly and Brenda. George, I was mostly worried about not being able to build the metal models.

[kluurs]

That must have been an ugly accident. I had a friend sever the tendons in his arm when a glass window broke as he was working with it. Glad you're getting it taken care of - and hope everything turns out right. Scary stuff.

[mark]

Man that sounds painful. Hope you heal quickly and fully.

[Aqua Letifer]

@mark said in Who knew specialist MDs did a brisk walk-in business?:

Man that sounds painful. Hope you heal quickly and fully.

Same; and how is the modeling stuff going?

[Mik]

Yeah, I go straight to a specialist too. No referral needed.

Glad you are getting this done or you might play like Klaus.