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Good News, Bad News (It's not Funny, but it's Humerus).
I actually had intended to remedy this around the beginning of May, while Dom (that's my husband) and I were in Montreal. We went to Montreal because Dom had won a prestigious award from his old high school. He was really looking forward to getting it--more even than pretty much any other award he's ever won.
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So naturally, five minutes before he was set to go to the reception, he fell and broke his upper right arm. (I'm not even kidding; he was about to put on his tie.) A Proximal Humerus Fracture means a break just under the shoulder joint. Not to put too fine a point on it, it fucking sucks. What sucks even harder is that my husband is disabled, and without his right arm his mobility's been reduced to just about zero. He's slowly getting better, but he needs a lot more help than normal. It's made it hard to think about anything else, like updating my live journal.
But! He is getting better. His arm is slowly healing and I'm not quite as stressed to the gills, which means I can think about other stuff--like updating my live journal. And I actually have cool news with which to update.
My novella Aiden's Angel is coming out this Wednesday (and still available for pre-order). You can read the cover blurb here.
And...that's it, thank you. :)
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And yay for the book! I'm so excited! ::claps hands:: Finally!
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I really appreciate your enthusiasm. You are awesome, as always. <3
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So glad he's getting better.
And congrats on your book!! Yay!
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I'm glad to be back! I'll try to be back more consistently.
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I'm so sorry to hear of his injury, particularly given the timing of it.
Congratulations to him though and to you on the new book.
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I appreciate your sympathy and congratulations! Very kind. :D
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Also congrats on the book, can't wait to read it.
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Thank you as well for the congratulations! It is now available. I hope you enjoy it. <3
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Yay, new novella! And congrats to Dom on the award, despite the frustration of not being able to go to the ceremony.
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Congratulations, too, on your new release--that's awesome!
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Oh, wow, your poor shoulder! I'm pretty sure that breaks heal more easily than softer tissue. I really hope you're doing okay and are also on the mend. I know you don't need more problems. :(
::hugs you::
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I'm scheduled for an MRI next week, but they've already told me that I probably have a tear and need surgery. The thing is, the post-op care requires me to keep my arm in a sling for six weeks, not lifting it above my waist.
Yeah, right. That's not happening. There is simply no way I can do my job one-handed. I can't not work for six weeks; it's not an option. As I am now, the pain is manageable, I've found a way to sleep stacked on pillows so that I don't want to shoot myself, and I have about 40% use of my arm. It is *gradually* getting better. I'm being careful. So the plan is regardless of what the docs say, I'm going to defer any possible surgery until the winter (when things slow down anyway) and re-assess then. With any luck, I won't need the surgery by then.
Of course, I'd love to be able to sit at home for six weeks writing like mad, but there's that pesky problem about paying the bills. ;-)
I'm so sorry about your husband. I hope that he continues to get better and his mobility improves, too. ♥
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I also appreciate hearing about your horse. I hope he's doing well with his eye.
I wanted to let you know that I finally remembered to review Walk a Mile on Amazon.com. :) I really enjoyed it. I loved the SGA shout-outs too, but I didn't want to mention those in case it made people associate you too much with your fanfic name.
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I only just now realized this post was subtitled "It's not funny, but it's humerus"; I just cracked up when I saw that!
Thank you so much for leaving a review for Walk a Mile--that was really kind of you and very nicely said. I appreciate it! Yeah, I couldn't help myself with the SGA shout-outs--a bit silly on my part, but they made me smile :-)
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I'm very glad your horse is doing better! It's sad you couldn't save the eye, but he must be so happy to be out of pain. I just wish you were too.
I'm glad you found the subtitle funny, though. It's about the only part of the whole thing that was. ;)
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EDIT: Just to be clear, no, I didn't mean mine hahah.
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*sits down and thinks about all the really weird AU situations i could make using events that have happened to me by chance*
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