Annie's Meccano Set.......Ouch!

[Aussie Annie]

This is the latest in surgical Meccano :doh:

[LilBeaver]

:yikes::yikes: YEEEEEOOOOWWW!!!!

 

For the record, my last comment about seeing pictures was meant as a joke

 

Glad you are on the road to recovery though! Hope it is going as well as possible, considering the circumstances.

[Aussie Annie]

I knew you were joking my friend. And thanks for the well wishes

[Riderduke]

That doesn't look like a PG post. Really annie i wish you the best. get well soon

[barend]

That just hurts looking at it, can only imagine what it does for the bed linens and your furniture.

 

Hope this will get things healed up like they're supposed to Annie!

[Guest Ken8143]

Annie - I am going to have nightmares tonight! Wow! does it hurt?

[mrich12000]

I thought when I first looked at the pic it was a Bar-Bq for a rack of human.lol:scared:

 

Oh you get all the rest you need to nit. Best wishes cheers.. Michael in Calgary, Alberta Canada..

[mini-muffin]

Nice hardware there Annie. They didn't have any chrome for you though? Didn't you tell them you ride a bike? Oh well, hope there is no next time. You heal up sweetie we'll be here to keep you cheered up.

 

Margaret

[Yammer Dan]

We got some good looking legs Annie. Go to the beach and scare everybody away.

[slick97spirit]

So Annie, how many miles did you put on the quike today??

[Bummer]

That's certainly a deluxe external fixture you have there, Annie. Mine was just four pins into the bone and two carbon fiber rods with clamps. Gotta say one thing for those tinker toy setups: they certainly keep the leg a lot more rigid than the old cast method could.

 

Best of luck with your recovery. I hope everything knits back together quickly and well.

[b2dad]

I hate to say it, but it looks so very painful. Hope it is not. Hope this speeds your recovery. How long do you have to keep it on? Best wishes for a speedy recovery Annie.

Don

[Bummer]

Mine looked bad, but didn't actually hurt. The tissue around the pins into the bone felt a little odd, something of a pulling sensation, but there was no pain. I learned that if I wanted to move the leg I could just grab the fixture and move it. The leg was sure to follow.

[RandyR]

You're one tough lady....