Last week was a bit stressful. I had a huge fall/pass-out moment while checking the durability of the knee, ankle, and plaster. The big toe took most of the brunt and had some very good, deep bruises. I had the plaster removed on Thursday and, wow!
Many years ago, I was able to test a POD Ankle brace. They are awesome. When the ankle hurts, I just wear it, and the brace is that good that you can wear whatever shoe you like with them. My surgeon has approved the use of the POD brace and the moon boot for post-surgery rehab. Very impressed with the brace and my progress.
Hopefully, I will be able to drive the van which would be a slow qautios progression, I will be abe to broadcast sporting events.
Wow, what an adventurous week. I spent an extra night in the hospital, as what the MRI displayed and what Dr Senthil Rengasamy found when inside my ankle, three broken ligaments and the ligaments were broken for a long time. DVA documentation 03/10/1999, the same day I destroyed my knww (which was replaced nearly two years ago). I aggravated the ankle more when I was at an enemy party at Puckapunyal, landed awkwardly, saved the knee, but damaged the ankle. My focus was on the knee, as it hurt more.
Now, a week after surgery, things are surprisingly good. I am in plaster for another week, then onto a moon boot. I am just not sure how long the recovery will take; one ligament was 6-8 weeks, and this could push out to 8-10+. It will take as long as it takes; I am very grateful not to be in pain. It is a weird feeling being pain-free; my body is taking its time to adjust.
Bowls Broadcasting; there are a few ideas floating around, but the test will come when I feel I can drive Sir Charles (VW Van) a manual, a very easy manual. The hardest part will be getting in nd out of the driver’s seat. I think I’m nearly there.
Other sport, the local footy is a little political with historicL greements and I am still playing with my gear to get it right.
I’ll do what I can do, if you sucribe to @kajx112 everytime we go life you’ll recieve a notification. Same for the Bowls Broadcast, if you subscribe, you wil be notified when we go live @thebowlsbroadcast
An impromptu recording without going live was something different on Saturday. Made me realise that even when not going live, the setup configuration runs smoother if it has the option.
So here is the footage from the Raiders facing Hay, no commentary.
Hi everyone, KJ will be slowed down a little at the end of the month. Two years ago (in June), I had a full total knee replacement. When I injured my knee in October of 1996, the ankle was also an issue, but the knee hurt more, like a squeaky door; it got the attention first. So losing balance may not be because I am uncoordinated after all. The plan is two weeks in a plaster cast after surgery, followed by a moon boot for a few weeks. The unknown awaits, but hopefully, like my knee replacement, it will only be slowed a little, being pain-free.
This is what the surgeon will do to repair my ATFL.
20 mins Tim Horne & Bobbie Pannowitz 6:40-7:00 Water Class Action and legal issues
15 mins Geoff Wakeman 7:00- 7:15 Water Compliance
10 mins Jan Beer & Richard Sargood 7:15- 7:25 Constraints Relaxation
10 mins Paul Maddern OAM 7:25- 7:35 What too much water means to the forest
20 mins Q&A 7:35- 7:55
10 mins 7:55 pm – 8:05 pm10-Minute Break Includes 2-minute skit
Bell ringing at 8:00pm
8:05 pm – 9:25 pm Solutions
15 mins Darren De Bortoli (inc Ken Jury option) 8:05-8:20 A Better Way
15 mins Jodie Hay 8:20- 8:35 On-Farm Wetlands
20 mins David Farley 8:35- 8:55 Food & Fibre Security for a Growing Population
20min Q&A 8:55 – 9:15
9:15 pm – 9:25 pm Water Forum Wrap-Up
Note: Most speakers will get 10 minutes to present. After each group of speakers have presented, there will be a 20-minute Q&A session for that group to finish.
KAJX will head to Wakool Friday night for the AFL Practice Match between the Koondrook Barham River Raiders versus the Moulamein Swans as KJ tries football with remote control cameras for the second time. Live from 6 pm.
