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Mine, of course, was, “Where’s the camera? This sounds like a really good blog post.”
Most of my really good blog posts involve doctors, hospital staff, and
By the way, my doctor is Dr. Sergi. I told him tonight I was going to give him a shout out. He is a great doctor, really. Dedicated and up to date on everything. And he always asks me questions about my blog.
And hopefully, when someone Googles him, they’ll get this blog. Win-win.
By the way, this wouldn’t have been the first time posting disgusting parts of my body.
http://diabetesdestroys.blogspot.com/2008/05/my-diabetic-foot-nasty-photo.html
Warning: Very disgusting photo. I‘m serious.
Anyway, in her haste to get me to my doctor, we missed the opportunity.
See. It loses much of the impact once it’s all wrapped up. The wrapper comes off in a week, so we can hope that it will still be blog worthy. It may be too much to expect it to still be oozing, but some scabs and sores would be nice.
Fingers crossed.
34 comments:
So, what happened to mess your leg up so horribly?
The Natural State Hawg
@ Natural State Hawg: Diabetes.
Ah! Hate to hear that...
Okay, I skipped over the photos. Thanks for the warning :)
Hope you're better soon! Diabetes runs in my family, lots of people with it so I hear what you're saying.
Be well :)
@ Natural: THanks. It's a pretty devastating disease.
@ Drowsey: It was only one photo. But pretty fugly. :)
My thoughts are with you and your leg! Get better!!
good thing you dont use your feet to type.
I love how willing you are to exploit yourself in the interest of good blogging. That's what we call "dedication".
Feel better, for reals, though. We're thinking of you.
You're missing a toe?
hope its not too bad.. check if you're leaving trails on the floor as you walk!
...just a tip hehe :P
@ Momjeans: Thanks
@ The Fly: It would be more unreadable than it already is.
@ Kate: I do it all for my readers. First thing I did when I had my colonoscopy last year was ask for the pictures for my blog. They wouldn't give them to me. :(
@ lauren: Yeah. I'm down to 4 on my left foot. When it was cut off, I asked for it, or at least a picture. Post op nurses are so damned uncooperative. My right foot is pretty messed up, too. I had the bone removed from one of those toes. That's pretty interesting looking. Once it's unwrapped, I'll have to get a picture of that.
I wasn't expecting to see shots of your gams today, Crotchety. :)
Maybe we can send you a LegLamp, wrapper-free, so you can forget your troubles in the warm glow of giant plastic legs without oozing sores...
@ Jenn: That would be beyond cool. But these things don't bother me. I just view them as blogging opportunities.
HOpe you feel better soon. Sorry we missed out on the gory pic of your leg. LOL
Diabetes does some nasty things to your body.
Stepping out of the lurking shadows once again to wish you a speedy recovery. At least it left your sense of humor intact - Nards
jesus christ, dude. sorry about your foot/leg. Hope it's feeling better. That wrap must itch like a bastard! (hope that didn't put itching into your head...)
@ Wendy: I know. I really wanted to take the picture. Mrs. said it was too offensive.
@ Nards: Thanks. It's all good.
@ John: It didn't itch. Until now. LOL. This is far from the worse thing that's happened. I should dig through the archives to dig up the stories of tiny nurses giving me wedgies.
Tiny nurses giving wedgies? Sounds like something you would like.
Anyway, I really hope your leg heals quickly. It looks pretty damn uncomfortable.
@ Bradley: I did. I was in medical rehab, and for some reason, they hire the tiniest nurses imagineable, almost mini nurses, and the wedgie seems to be the favored technique to get me walking.
Was is the Diabetes again? Nasty ulcers...take good care of them...I've seen waaay too many people loose limbs in my profession due to diabetes and neuropathy, etc.
@ Lady Banana: Thank you
@ Dani: Thanks. Yeah, I've seen first hand the damage. Though I have had lots of cool scars.
Get well soon buddy!
@ Times Observer: Thanks
One little health scare and the blogging community is all amiss! Look at the ruckus you are causing, getting us all worried!
;-)
ps- Hope you are well soon.
-Brazen
Oh my goodness - you take care of that!!! Why did you need Mrs Crotchety to tell you to take that to the doc?
As someone else said - good thing you don't type with your feet!
I think Mrs. Crotchety needs to be reminded of the importance of fresh, gross out pictures. Not wrapped limbs we need to guess at about how they look. What is wrong with her?
Seriously, take care of the leg and hope it's not too painful. Frownies. My 80 yr old mother has Type I diabetes (for over 40 years now). It's a disease that has to be managed with laser precision. I often wonder how well I would do if I had it. No matter what, I need to be more attentive to diet and exercise.
Best,
Kathy
:-( So sorry to hear that... I wish you happy healing!
@ Brazen: Thanks. It's all good.
@ jay: I'm a guy. We wait until the last possible minute.
@ Kathy: She just doesn't get it. When the bandages come off, it will be scabbed over grossness, which is pretty good, but not nearly as cool as fresh made.
@ Shadow: Thanks. I'm sure it will be fine.
Had to chuckle over your first thought was to take a picture of your leg for the blog. Hope it heals soon.
@ plantbuddy: Thanks. I am committed. Or I should be.
Well, while you're divulging...how is your vision? My dad has the blasted disease and is virtually blind.
Hope your leg heals well. Take care, buddy!
@ Nanny: As crappy as ever. Hasn't changed significantly since 5th grade when I got glasses.
Heal well! Diabetes is a right bastard of an illness.
I'm mildly disappointed it was all wrapped up, though I must say your older photo scores pretty high on grossness scale. You have me hooked ;) I shall await the unveiling of semi-healed gore.
@ catatonic: Should be tomorrow. I explained to Mrs. C how important it is.
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