5 weeks post fibula distal fracture and sprain. Is this normal??
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5 weeks post fibula distal fracture and sprain. Is this normal??

The ortho said I can start walking in another week. I mentioned numbness and tingling and he seemed unconcerned.
I can move everything almost normally now but the ankle area remains swollen and it seems to be cutting off circulation to my foot.
(Right foot in pic) specifically blood seems to struggle to come back up. If I look at my left the veins are near the surface and on right invisible -
Thoughts? Should I push my GP for an ultrasound (?) or wait it out and start walking next week and see how it goes?
Anyone else have this and it went away?
Thanks!

u/Jnnn1111 — 1 day ago
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Recommendation for desktop for home business

Have been using an old Dell all in one and it’s ridiculously slow. Budget: prefer under $1000 CDN - will need a monitor.
Windows 11
I use a photo shop type program and a design type program for fashion photos and catalogues.
But mostly it’s for email, excel, orders etc.
storage - I use Dropbox so most is on that
Decent monitor but nothing fancy.
Just a good reliable PC thst will take me through the next 5 years of my business.
Also how to find someone to come in and ensure it’s all set up properly.
What Serivce or places do that?
Vancouver island, BC Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you

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u/Jnnn1111 — 5 days ago

Small 5 x 6 greenhouse suggestions? Canada

I have a slab in the yard already that can accommodate a 6 x 5 greenhouse. Ideally with the door on the long side but I could make the end work if necessary with some digging and concrete.
So many brands!!
Willing to spend a bit more but want something I can see through- not opaque- so I can enjoy being in there and watch birds etc when it’s cooler out.
It gets little sun in winter but would be for seed starting and hot plants in summer (eggplants etc) when it gets about 6 hours.
Im in Canada so something I can buy here.
Suggestions??
Thank you!

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u/Jnnn1111 — 1 month ago

Help Issai kiwi

Purchased from a fruit tree nursery 1 werk ago. Was super healthy looking - left in pot until 2 days sho and transplanted - my soil is just sand and silt so I added bone meal and a mix of dried leaves, layered w local soil and rich organic soil +compost.
It immediately wilted :( the roots were very very wet. I thought it was odd and thr very bottom of the root ball sort of fell out when I transplanted so I was super careful.
Ive covered ut w mesh to diffuse the sun. Notice today however some of the leaves are blackening and have a white mildew starting,
2 small strands se healthy / suggestions from someone w experience?
Thank you so much!

u/Jnnn1111 — 2 months ago

Help Issai kiwi

Purchased from a fruit tree nursery 1 werk ago. Was super healthy looking - left in pot until 2 days sho and transplanted - my soil is just sand and silt so I added bone meal and a mix of dried leaves, layered w local soil and rich organic soil +compost.
It immediately wilted :( the roots were very very wet. I thought it was odd and thr very bottom of the root ball sort of fell out when I transplanted so I was super careful.
Ive covered ut w mesh to diffuse the sun. Notice today however some of the leaves are blackening and have a white mildew starting,
2 small strands se healthy / suggestions from someone w experience?
Thank you so much!

u/Jnnn1111 — 2 months ago

I recently purchased a home. While gutting the basement a ring popped out of the floor boards while at the dump.
I’ve asked previous owners if it might be theirs hoping some story would arise about long lost ring etc. All they said was ‘it must belong to us as it’s only our family that owned the home’
The ring dates to prior to 1960 (defunct jewelers stamp)
Neighbour behind said builder lived in the house before selling it to the family.
What would you do?
Ring value $5600
Actual value if sold $1500
If I could be sure to find previous owner - priceless.

I’ve asked for any pictures they might have of parent wearing ring (it’s distinctive) or any other info and the reply (through realtor) was that they were extremely disappointed and to ‘keep it of you don’t believe us’ (or similar).
What would you do?
Thanks

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u/Jnnn1111 — 2 months ago