After the 911 call and the rush to the emergency room, we found out she broke her wrist. Not only was it broken, but I got to see what the inside of the hand really looks like, if you know what I mean. SOOOOOO not my calling in life girls!!! ewwww! Finally got home 1/2 an hour ago after waiting for her to come out of surgery tonight… they had to put pins in... For those of you that pray to the LORD, please keep her lifted up... she is in a lot of pain (even with the morphine). xoxo

Oh, ouch! I certainly will keep Dori in my thoughts and prayers. I hope that she will have a complete recovery with no loss of movement.

It's probably not something that either of you want to think about right now, so soon after the accident, and occupational/physical therapy for this kind of thing almost feels like insult on top of injury (it sure can hurt!) but it is worth it.

I'm sorry that you had to have the trama of seeing more of Dori's hand than you ever wanted to, but aren't you glad that you could find out that seeing "inner workings" is not your life's calling *NOW* rather than perhaps after several years of schooling to become a nurse or something? That is what happened to one of my aunts. She was sure that she wanted to be an RN until she was involved in a practical demonstration in her third year and just couldn't stomach the site of the actual wounds. =[

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by simplyrosie 08 Jul 2008

Here's the funny part Cutie Pie, the best class I took in college was anatomy. Working on cadavers was wonderful... and disecting human organs was my thing.. BUT, there were no feelings attached to either you know? Seeing Dori in pain just set me over the edge...I'll stick to what I do professionally. No career change for me. LOL... xoxo

by simplyrosie 08 Jul 2008

Ah, and no constant blood flow in anatomy class... :-) That's NOT where my calling is...

Troubles, they do abound. So sorry about your friend Rosie & sincerely hope she will be fine. Prayers r being offered up 4 the 2 of U. *4U

Simplyrosie, God bless you and yours, I hope that your friend is doing well. With you as a friend I am sure she will have alot of comfort, and help!! Hugs and flowers.

Sorry to hear about your friend. Hope her healing process is quick. Just having a friend like you will go a long way. Let her know that many of us are praying for her.

Sounds like a real nasty fall, I'll bet she was glad you were with her...hugs ...

So sorry to hear about your friends accident. She is in my prayers and She is lucky to have you for a friend as we are, A flower for you.

Prayers for you and your friend! What a good friend you are!

hope she recovers soon,luckily she's got you as her friend!
you can tell her we're thinking of her

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Teri, I'm glad Dori has a great friend like you to go thru this with her! I'm so sorry it happened, but at least you were there and could do something about it. You and she will have great support from here, I'm sure, as you already have gotten. You have mine as well. Much love coming your (y'all's, plural, you & Dori) way. Hee hee hee. Marji

Dear Teri,
I'm so sorry that you're friend got hurt! She will feel much better after the fracture is reduced, and the pins will help to keep it there. When her wrist heals, she should be as good as new! I will add her to my prayer list.
Big hugs,...Barb

OUCH!!!! My prayers for her fast recovery and NO pain are now headed her way!! Take care and stay away from the bikes for awhile. *4U Sue

Sorry to hear about your friends accident. Hope the surgery went well and she a speedy recovery.

Will pray for her hand for a quick recovery.And for you too.

I do hope Dori is going to heal nicely and you both have my love. Please take care of each other.

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by clawton 06 Jul 2008

This may not be the place to make this comment but-- every time I see you avatar I have to smile. You look so cheerful that it seems to be contagious.

I am so sorry to hear about your friend. Give this flower to her to cheer her up.( I think I pinched this flower from someone! But it is so pretty and smells so sweet, I could not resist.)

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Sorry to hear this traumatic experience. My thoughts and prayers go out to your friend, Dori. Hugs and *4U

I am so sorry to hear about your ordeal. I will be praying for Dori. Some of us have experience with broken bones, and feel for her. Please tell her that a lot or your "Cute" friends will be praying for a quick recovery.

Teri, I knew something had happened - when I hadn't heard from you - today! So sorry and please tell Dori that I have her in my prayers and only wish the best for her - get some rest and start out fresh tomorrow.

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Please accept my prayers and this healing Angel for your friend Dori's speedy recovery. I know what a broken wrist is like and I truly empathise with her. hugs n roses, M

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Oh dear! So sorry that happened. Sending hugs and a flower and all sorts of good wishes for you both. Hope Dori gets over the pain quickly and is all back to normal very, very soon.
Will certainly keep you both in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Lois