It's off!

BSA Susie · 7 Aug 2006, 12:58 (Ref:1676528)

My plaster cast (following my Goodwood FoS accident) has been taken off this morning!

I now have a hefty support on it and my crutches for back up!
I've already tried, and my marshalling boots fit over it!

Thanks to all that said 'hi' to me at Thruxton yesterday, it was good to see you.

See those that are going next weekend to Silverstone for the GP Masters.

I'll be the one in orange............ limping!

Broom pusher · 7 Aug 2006, 13:33 (Ref:1676556)

Good to hear cast is off. But wasnt wearing an orange cast eligable for Marshalling COOL?

BSA Susie · 7 Aug 2006, 14:50 (Ref:1676645)

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Originally Posted by Broom pusher

Good to hear cast is off. But wasnt wearing an orange cast eligable for Marshalling COOL?

I did pick the colour especially with probans in mind.

It fitted in at Thruxton yesterday but did not look so good with my posh clothes at my friend's wedding last week!

blackx · 7 Aug 2006, 22:09 (Ref:1677085)

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Originally Posted by BSA Susie

My plaster cast (following my Goodwood FoS accident) has been taken off this morning!

No stopping you now then....

Back into action.......Boots 'n' all....

**Stephen Green** · 9 Aug 2006, 22:21 (Ref:1678803)

Blue knickers next weekend then Susie?

blackx · 10 Aug 2006, 22:04 (Ref:1679543)

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Originally Posted by Stephen Green

Blue knickers next weekend then Susie?

See caption competition...

BSA Susie · 11 Aug 2006, 09:09 (Ref:1679791)

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Originally Posted by Stephen Green

Blue knickers next weekend then Susie?

I couldn't believe it when my underwear was discussed on post but discussing it on here too!?

See you at Silverstone this afternoon. We're leaving Soton at 2pm ish!

BSA Susie · 11 Aug 2006, 09:11 (Ref:1679793)

to you all!

Barry yeatman · 13 Aug 2006, 20:01 (Ref:1681444)

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Originally Posted by BSA Susie

to you all!

She had white ones on for the GP Masters at Silverstone

BeeJ · 14 Aug 2006, 15:34 (Ref:1682311)

Susie I hope you did not have to much muscle wasted while you was in plaster. I broke my knee in a motor cycle accident a couple of years ago and could not weight bear for 4 months. When they took the cast off I had ver little muscle left. My leg still sruggles when I walk up hills even though I have had physio and still do all of the excercises.

I think you saw me limping when I walked past you in the tunnel between the campsite and the paddock this weekend. By the time I got to the top of the slope my leg was giveing up but I had been on it for quite a while.

**Stephen Green** · 14 Aug 2006, 15:39 (Ref:1682317)

Welcome to ten-tenths Barry (Brian)

BeeJ · 14 Aug 2006, 15:50 (Ref:1682328)

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Originally Posted by Stephen Green

Welcome to ten-tenths Barry (Brian)

If that was directed at me its Bryan

BSA Susie · 14 Aug 2006, 16:39 (Ref:1682374)

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Originally Posted by BeeJ

If that was directed at me its Bryan

No it was directed at Barry Yeatman who has registered just to discuss my underwear, it seems! I normally flag with him, I'll be having a re-think!
The name thing was an error Stephen made at Goodwood, which he will not be allowed to forget!

There is a notable difference in the size of my calf muscles now but I am glad I put more weight on it than the doctor said to when it was in plaster. he said to only bare 50% on it but around the house I got fed up with not being able to carry anything so I did not use the crutches for the last week. I have had to use them a little since the plaster came off but I am now walking with just the hefty support they gave me, although it is still very fragile without the support. They have given me some exercises to do but no physio appointments but I have a friend.
I need my right calf muscles back to start my BSA!

I hope you continue to recover too.

BeeJ · 15 Aug 2006, 08:52 (Ref:1682970)

Yep you will certainly need then to start a BSA. Which model is it ?