Got the news from my husbands MRI on his brain........

[a kennedy]

https://www.md-health.com/Chronic-Microvascular-Ischemic-Disease.html There it is….chronic micro vascular ischemic…..

But all his vitals are good, blood work, and pee work up were all in the normal range…….except his exercise regiment…..he doesn’t do any exercise.

So today we are very happy indeed……I still have to deal with his memory problems, but so happy nothing is medically wrong like a tumor or something.

Thank you all for your prayers, good vibes, hopeful thoughts, and just for being here. ❤️

[hlthe2b]

1. Glad you got some good news!

[a kennedy]

7. Yes....and thank you. ❤️

[gademocrat7]

2. Good news

Take care.

[a kennedy]

8. Thanks ❤️

[SheltieLover]

3. So glad all is ok!

Ty for letting us know!

[a kennedy]

9. I'm so relieved......a tad worried but happy. Thank you. 🥰

[SheltieLover]

21. Yw!

[Diamond_Dog]

4. Glad the news was good!

Yay!

[a kennedy]

11. 👍🏻 very happy.....his memory is still something to be concerned about tho.....

but it is just “normal” again. 🙂

[a kennedy]

15. I know......and thank you for your support. ❤️

[JohnnyLib2]

5. Happy for you both!

[a kennedy]

12. Thanks.....very relieved, but still some concern.....but so happy.

[Skittles]

6. he really needs to exercsie!

just walking would do him a world of good

[a kennedy]

13. I know.......and if that's all he needs, I AM SO HAPPY. 🙂

[Irish_Dem]

22. I try to walk every day.

Aim for 1-2 miles.

It makes a big difference in terms of mood, mental acuity and general health.

[Skittles]

23. you don't even need to walk fast

just getting the body up and in motion is good for you

[Irish_Dem]

24. Exactly.

I broke my leg and ankle and I had to start out slow when I resumed walking.
I was just trying to get out and move. Now a year later I am trying to pick up some speed.

[Skittles]

25. oh my gosh, I am hobbling on a fractured foot right now

four weeks so far with the boot

[Irish_Dem]

27. Yes I have broken my foot and ankle in the past too.

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I am way too knowledgeable about boots and casts.

At some point, you will be able to go out and walk again. If you can swing it, I highly recommend physical therapy. They really helped me a lot to gain my mobility.

[Skittles]

28. see, I live alone so staying off my feet is impossible

and I sit for my job and HAVE to get up and walk.....bottom line is, I still walk with the boot

[Irish_Dem]

29. Yes but I meant if you like to take daily walks when you are healed up.

When I broke my leg and ankle, I needed immediate surgery. But the quarantine had just started and many of the local OP surgical centers were shut down and inpatient hospital beds were full.

So I ended up having to go home and walk on a severely broken leg and ankle for two weeks until I could get into surgery.
At the time I lived in a condo with two flights of stairs. (I couldn't get into a rehab facility either as the residents were testing positive for Covid.)

[Skittles]

30. oh my gosh that IS a rough ride indeed

I hobbled on my foot a week before my first appointment - at first because I didn't think it was that bad, and then when the fracture was confirmed it was late on a Friday. I realized HEY I should not be playing games with my mobility, need an expert to check it out!

[Irish_Dem]

31. Exactly. Next time get the X-ray within 24 hours of the injury if you can.

If you wait over two weeks and it was broken and needed surgery, the surgery is much more difficult.
They basically have to go in and re-break the bones and you don't want to know how they do that.
I was up against that clock during the quarantine.

[Skittles]

32. ooh

so far so good for me, I had an x ray last week, doc says fracture is still there but bone growing around it, which he says is the expected status

[Irish_Dem]

33. Excellent, you are good to go then!

Just let nature take its course.
And get PT if you can when the doc allows it.

[ailsagirl]

10. So glad he'll be OK!

[a kennedy]

14. Thank you so much......❤️

[paleotn]

16. That's great news!

[Jon King]

17. Long walks can become addictive.

Owned a fitness club for 20 years. The benefits of walking regularly are amazing. Once it becomes a habit, its addictive. Nice weather a long walk at the park, bad weather, a cheap treadmill while watching TV. A reasonably brisk walk is all it takes. Add in just a few light weight resistance exercises with a pair of dumbbells bought cheaply at Walmart, Target, Dicks.

Seen even a simple program like that change quite a few lives over the years.

[Skittles]

26. yup

I have never understood why people need to go to gyms, it is overkill and I cannot imagine how many viruses are spread there

[calimary]

18. Good to hear! Thanks for letting us know!

And please do keep us posted!

[Snackshack]

19. So glad to see this.

[ratchiweenie]

20. You must be so relieved. Happy for both of you!!!!