Feel better soon Mrs House.

I'm watching the first Hobbit movie! Getting really bored of being stuck at home now.

Ha. I'm seriously tempted!!! Can't find my gun...

Got to go back unfortunately, in 4 weeks . God it's so BORING not being able to walk! I can't go to the gym or play tennis or anything! I'm taking part in the mega sherlock watchalong at the moment and trying to keep myself entertained! I can't work either because paramedics need their legs lol!

This Is The Phantom Lady wrote:

I hope you get a lot better with your leg soon too! Enjoy your morphine! Gotta love pain relief! 

I've fallen over my dog a lot of times... never broken my leg but cut them up and bruised them pretty badly. The dog always gives me the "OMG, could you walk any slower??" frown when it happens and I have to hopple back home with him on the leash. 

(I have the worst balance and always had because of my Scoliosis)... I can pretty much stand still and fall on my face. It's a miracle how I only broke my legs once when I was a small kid and since then only have broken my smaller toes about 20 times.

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I'm trying to find out what Doctor Who DVD's to watch tonight so I won't feel too sorry for myself... (Denmark only gets the new episodes at the beginning of October; the TV station finally answered me...).
And I'm sort of wondering if my best friend will knock on my door... I went grocery shopping earlier and found her outside my building (at first a bit 'worried' she was there to see me... she's mentally ill and I'm one of the very, very few people she trusts when it gets bad.) She was actually there to spend the night with another of her friends... 

 

Haha that's exactly the look she gave me while I was writhing on the ground in SIGNIFICANT pain! I'm home now yayayayayay! Back in 6 weeks for the cage to be removed!
 

I can't stay mad at her, but she didn't leave my side so I think so

Oh I thought you meant had I fallen over the dog before..no I have broken my leg before which is why is was so easy to break this time. I've got 2 plates and 16 screws and a nice metal cage around my leg. One more surgery now and then another one to remove the cage once the plates and bones have fused. I'm in for 5-7 days...

 

Harriet wrote:

Right! All the best for your leg

(I hope you did not fall on someone's bins? (Just joking!) )

Haha no bins...just a very very unlucky run in with my dog and her lead while going down a hill...I'm so bored I may start shooting walls though

I have gory pics if anyone is interested...I'm out of surgery now and beautifully high on morphine!
 

Currently lying in a hospital bed with a very very VERY badly broken leg awaiting surgery. I'm on Morphine and all I can think about it Sherlock on Morphine haha! I'm whiling the time away writing fanfic!

Davina wrote:

Jamaica Inn on your reading list?

Haha read that one!
 

I read anything I can get my hands on. I also spend my time volunteering as a community paramedic (yes that's right, I do my job for free in my free time. I love it that much) attending 999 calls in my local area and saving lives!

I'm also a gamer, and I own a PS3. Also occasionally me and the ther half pull an all nighter on bodmin moor with our telescope observing and stargazing.

Also go to the gym.

I really really enjoyed this film. I love the combination of Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender. I think they compliment each other really well.

Another thing I liked is that it didn't feel as though it was shot for 3D with 2D as an afterthought. I don't watch 3D films as I need to wear glasses and can't fit the 3D glasses over my normal ones haha. In more recent films I've seen, such as the Amazing Spider Man 2 and the Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows, the movie was ruined for me by the excessive slow motion and obviously-made-for-3D footage. I'm so happy this wasn't the case with this film.