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My broken hip experience, part 3, Pre-surgery briefing

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Published: 18 Jul 2019 › Updated: 18 Jul 2019My broken hip experience, part 3, Pre-surgery briefing

My broken hip experience, part 3, Pre-surgery briefing

More of my broken femur experience: After the ambulance ride I arrived to the emergency room, had X-ray done and this part is where i get my verdict and first information about my surgery.

Sorry for the partly bad sound, as I was too beaten up to realize that I had my finger over my gopro microphone for a few seconds here and there and too groggy to speak out clearly.

I always upvote every comment that people make on my posts, because I appreciate feedback and hearing what reflections people make from my posts and videos, what thoughts you get from my content.

Part 3, Pre-surgery briefing and ER trip.

Part 2, Ambulance ride.

Part 1, waiting for the ambulance and thinking through my situation.

Maybe sharing the journey with you will be able to motivate me a bit to get my leg back in shape and get back on that skateboard and maybe Steemit can find some form of motivation or entertainment in it as well.

Please feel free to be happy that it was me, not you. :)

Appreciate that you can walk, go to the bathroom and being more pain free. ;)

If my injury can remind you of that, then it would give my injury some more meaning than it already has had to me.

And of course, if you are indeed in pain or have health issues or injuries, then I hope that you will find something useful or comforting in my experiences and thoughts as well.

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