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Nothing sharp or exceedingly painful happened when I did that. It's just really sore no matter what. I'm figuring on a colorful bruise. I can't think of the last time I fell this hard. And the force pretty much all went right on my hip.
Took a couple Aleve shortly after the fall and have been icing on and off since. If how sore this is on Aleve is any indication I think I'll be hitting up my hydrocodone before bed.
heavier pain relievers are always--well, almost--good!
The one good thing I have leftover from my surgery.heavier pain relievers are always--well, almost--good!
No pix?
Sounds like one of the few possible benefits of your condition. Not how I'd want to do it, though.
Every time I see this post at the top of the page, it reminds me of the time the 3 Stooges were involved in art & modeling.
I thought you had won a victory for truth, justice and the American way.
Fancy Feast has made my cat into a spoiled rotten little diva. Decided to treat her once after our second cat died (she's alone now) and now she turns her nose up at dry cat food most of the time. She will sit next to her full bowl of food and meow loudly anytime she hears any can opened in the kitchen or hears a plate being washed (we give her the cat food on a small salad plate). We now try to keep the little cans stocked and just give her one at night (which she plows through at record breaking speeds) but she begs constantly now.
I might very well do that.
Show kitty the wall of pets who became picky eaters.Fancy Feast has made my cat into a spoiled rotten little diva. Decided to treat her once after our second cat died (she's alone now) and now she turns her nose up at dry cat food most of the time. She will sit next to her full bowl of food and meow loudly anytime she hears any can opened in the kitchen or hears a plate being washed (we give her the cat food on a small salad plate). We now try to keep the little cans stocked and just give her one at night (which she plows through at record breaking speeds) but she begs constantly now.
She'd be dead. She's spent her whole life indoors with not even the inclination to go outside with the door standing wide open. Unlike my male cat who loved to go outside and prowl about, she wouldn't know what to do. I put her outside once and all she did was huddle against the house too afraid to move. She'd never survive. She's spent 15 years inside, she doesn't know how to be outside. The most she's been outside our walls was vet trips.
