Pictures of my foot... yuck!
If you are brave of heart, have a strong stomach, and actually want to see pictures of my foot that's healing from surgery, then swing on over to my personal blog for some pictures.
Keep on the Borderlands - a 5e Conversion with Maps
Please enjoy this 5e D&D conversion of the various monsters, creatures, magic items, and encounters for the classic D&D module B2: Keep on the Borderlands. The original module, the Monster Manual, Volo’s Guide to Monsters, and the Dungeon Masters Guide are required to use this conversion guide. The original adventure is available for purchase on DMs Guild. The following digital maps have been included at 70 DPI. Grid and no grid options have been included. Caves of Chaos Exterior 9620 x 6300 Caves of Chaos Interior 9620 x 6300 Wilderness 6650 x 8400 Keep on the Borderlands 6020 x 7000 Guild House 700 x 1330 Trader 840 x 980
I rarely get grossed out. So I took a looky.
ReplyDeleteThat is some serious swelling there! BTW Ernie. I wanted to shave your legs. haha ok j/k
It doesn't look "to" bad. And hopefully you are well on your way to a nice recovery and less pain. :)
Liso
It is far less swollen than it was 3 weeks ago. Last time it was twice the size and very pink. I looked like a piece of meat that should have been hanging at the butcher shop.
ReplyDeleteyeah still looks pretty swollen. Do you have to bathe it in salt water? I know that helped my scar heal, and stay clean
ReplyDeleteNice neon green cast tho!
I have not bathed that foot for five weeks and it will be another five yet before it gets a proper washing. I am unable to remove the cast and I am not allowed to get it wet.
ReplyDeleteI did bring a wash cloth to the surgeons office and washed it as best I could while the cast was off, but I'd love to soak it in some water for a while.
I am NOT looking at this picture.
ReplyDeleteI will take a look at a pic of your healthy foot though, once it gets there. I hope for you that's going to be soon! :)
From my years in the health care I've seen my share of scary and disgusting wounds. Swollen, but it looks really good. Lower parts of the body usually heals slow so I'd say you have some +1 to your regeneration. But I don't want to switch with you. Have they some plans for your other foot yet? I'd imagine that now that you know what's all about it could feel a bit scary...
ReplyDeleteLike the cast!
e.c. patterson fails his fortitude save and looks away.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to walk more and more on it. My wife and friend are quite concerned because I am double jointed. When I step my knee locks and extends backwards slightly. My knee naturally moves that way but they are both quite concerned it will damage my knee or impede my recovery. I was going to call and ask at my wifes suggestion but she wanted to do it so she could ask some specific questions. Hopefully this is not a problem.
Yes, but I made my will save, and resisted the temptation. ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm listening to the podcast interview now. One of your questions was asked, about the Gnome. How cool!
ReplyDeleteOf course, it had to be the gnome! ;) I'll try to listen to it soon.
ReplyDeleteThe podcast was great. I listened twice.
ReplyDeleteI listened a few times! oh wait. I had to edit it. :p thanks guys. I wish I got more community questions in. Time was not on my side this time.
ReplyDeleteHeck! I'd rather have the community do most the questions. Easier for me, and more fun that way!!! hehe
Liso
Liso,
ReplyDeleteYou did a nice job, up to you consistently high standards.
Ernie