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Wednesday, February 5, 2014

One of those days...

I went and picked up the results of my MRI last week because the suspense was killing me. I was not surprised to find I had a partially torn ACL. Today I went to the doctor and he confirmed that I should do the surgery, not necessarily as soon as possible, but if I want to play basketball or soccer ever again I should do the surgery. I had already mentally prepared to do it and so we talked grafts and post op recovery. He recommend using a hamstring graft because it is less traumatic with a quicker recovery. The only con was that it would take a lot of work to get my hamstring muscle back to full function. I will take the trade off! I remember when I had my right ACL done with a patellar tendon graft I felt like my knee was going to pop open because there was a long incision in front of my knee.

My appointment ran long and I was supposed to take Addi and Maddie to dance. I ran home to grab their clothes and remembered that Macie had pooped at the doctors office and I would need wipes to change her. I ran back inside and came out to find that my door had locked, with the car on, with Macie inside... I immediately started freaking out because I knew I didn't have a spare set and I was late for dance. Did I also mention it was snowing and freezing cold!?!
I called Brian because at one point we had a spare that would unlock the van but not start it. That was lost as well. I had my friend go to our old house and see if we had put a spare van key in the lock box. No such luck. I gave in and called a lock smith to come unlock it. Right as he was almost there I remembered that the fire department can unlock your car for FREE. I know because my friend locked her baby in her car at my house last year. :) The guy came and unlocked my car in 1 minute and I paid him $70. Thankfully he also told my most insurance will reimburse for the cost. Yay!

I was pretty upset by everything but did think of two miracles that happened. 1) I had my phone. I was talking to Brian otherwise it would have been in the car as well and I would have really been freaking out. 2) Macie fell asleep like a little angel. Its the worst thing ever to see your kids crying and not being able to reach them or help them.
 

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