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Sue, you generously take pain and suffering and make it a gift that lifts up your readers! You and J.L. and your dog (my gosh that SWEETNESS!) are giving us all prescription-strength Happiness! You are a Wonder. I hope you're able to get some comfort and rest in all of this while you heal.

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Wonderful, Sue! The toe warmer is FABULOUS, and hurrah for Darn Tough socks - my husband swears by them. Their lifetime guarantee is astonishing - he's had two pairs wear out (it took years!) and the kind folk at Darn Tough replaced them. Hope you're making excellent healing progress - I'm rather behind on my reading so I expect when I hit 'Next' in a second I'll be reading the next instalment of your recovery.

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Feb 20ยทedited Feb 20Liked by Sue Clancy

Oh boy, I can relate, I was in an orthopedic boot 5 years ago. Achilles heel injury, thankfully it didn't require surgery. ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿฝ Good luck โ˜˜๏ธ as you make progress towards your goals.

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Feb 17Liked by Sue Clancy

Glad that your toes are not purple. Don't slack on your PT. Better for some swelling and pain now than for the rest of your time on this protein covered rock. Peace. ..

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Howโ€™s your leggy Peggy with its new home from Guiness? Are you still in pain? Is it itchy? Do you knit ๐Ÿงถ I remember the relief they gave of a hard to reach itch such a joy! ๐Ÿ’•

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Cast is scarily clean!!! Hop your wounded paw heals quickly!!

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Sue, sending you healing thoughts and gentle hugs! I love the toe warmer! โค๏ธ๐Ÿ’š๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ’œ

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Thank you for this uplifting post, Sue! The toe warmer was such a thoughtful gesture. When my mother was alive, she knitted various warming things for hospital patients. I love the Nelly Furtdado quote! I also love how your spouse and your community have rallied around you for support. ๐Ÿฅฐ

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As you love all things rabbit, while recuperating, you might be interested in learning about the Mayan rabbit scribe. I learned about it while visiting Tikal in Guatemala. Typically painted or etched on chocolate vessels, the rabbit scribe was the entity who wrote down the hstory of the tribe and was highly esteemed.

https://www.mexicolore.co.uk/maya/teachers/resource-art-of-the-maya-scribe

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Oh! Who crocheted that adorable toe cozy to cover your perfect little piggies?

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