I went through the final review on Friday
for the femur fracture and the x-ray shows quite healed but left with the
message of weak bones, for which I have to continue on medicine for few more
weeks. Doctor has also advised to be very cautious with the leg being weak
bones, I can’t think of getting up or standing very soon… my knee wasn’t steady
yet to support standing on my feet. Pain has reduced much now, except for the
little more stiffness on knee to bend normal to keep my foot on the wheelchair
footrest and I am almost sitting on the wheelchair for the whole day to only
lie at night, life has been nearly back to normal. I stepped out of the home
after quite three months in rest and tried climbing into the car and went a
round around the neighborhood.
First I went to the beach nearby, since
moved very close to beach in Palavakkam I couldn’t make visit to it frequently
unlike being little away from the beach, it was quite surprise to see it pretty
clean in my life. Can’t even see a bit of litter anywhere and the newly laid
road leading to the beach was inviting with road studs neatly placed on both
sides. Next we drive to Elliot’s beach in Besant Nagar and find the Schmidt
Memorial taking a new leash of life in pretty white… glad at last the
authorities are taking action before it become apart. While returning we checked
few house for rent at Besant Nagar and Adyar, as we suppose to shift house this
month we are in serious search of house.
We checked an independence house in
Kalakshetra colony and it was very pretty and modern facade with enough space around the home, but it
seems they are suppose to rent it only for a year and that too to IT salaried.
Another house near Besant Nagar bus stand was spacious inside and also quiet in
environment but the owner is said to not allow pets and we are expecting to
talk with him to convince. My parents checked many apartment flats, but most of
them deny allowing pet and the houses that doesn't have issue with pet aren't
convenient. The house searching has become quite irritating these days and the
brokers we approach were also taking us to the houses the other one showed and
in real not many knows the detail about the houses they show! In between we are
also looking forward to extend our stay with the current house to search for a
better one without much hurry, because we are already paying for being hurry at
deciding the house with just outlook, this time we’re careful not to repeat the
mistake.
Good you stepped out! The beach air must have been so refreshing! Take care and I'm sure you will recover well soon. And don't loose hope on the house hunting... It can be frustrating but stay positive... Things will work out!
ReplyDeletewhich means another house shifting on the cards…
ReplyDeleteglad to know that slowly but steadily your health improves and sooner than later you will be painlessly on your feet to feel the sea water…
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tc
I am glad the pain is lessening and that the fracture is healing well. And yes I agree with extending your stay at your current house so that you don't have to hurry looking - you want to be able to take your time finding a place and not feel hurried.
ReplyDeletei am glad you have healed well, but i do hope your bones can strengthen without any further injury. and i think house hunting is extremely frustrating, but especially so if you are on a deadline. i do wish you and your parents luck!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear that you are getting better and can now get out after being home-bound for so long. I don't envy you at all when it comes to house hunting, but I hope you find the perfect place.
ReplyDeleteGood to know that you are feeling better now and started going out!
ReplyDeleteIt is difficult to get houses where we can have our pets, nowadays, the flats never allow.
All the best, Jeevan!
House hunting is a very time consuming job,and even then we rarely find any place which suits us to T.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear you have to move house again.
ReplyDeleteHope your leg heals well and gets strong!
Wishing you all the very best for house-hunting. Good to know that you have already recovered.
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Hi Jeevan, I've recently joined your blog.Pattu is all praise for your pictures.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon!
Wow, Besant Nagar and Kalakshetra colony brings back memories. Lovely ares to live.
ReplyDeleteHope you find a nice place , where pets are also welcomed. All the best.
Hi There, SO glad you are doing better. Just be careful with those weak bones...
ReplyDeleteSorry you have to move again --but I'm sure you will take your time and find the BEST place this time.
Hugs,
Betsy
An interesting post that I enjoyed reading.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Love love, Andrew. Bye.
Glad to know that you are recovering well. It is not easy find a abode that meets all the criteria. I pray that you will soon find some place of your liking.
ReplyDeleteYou will be better at earliest....
ReplyDeletegod bless you
thanks
Good to note that are venturing out. The recovery is slow but steady. You need a lot of courage and perseverance. House hunting can be very frustrating. The land lords put so many conditions. I am sure you will a good place soon. Best Wishes.
ReplyDeleteOf course if you can take more time to find a new housing spot, you will be pleased you waited. I am glad you got out for a drive and found less litter. There are big fines here up to $1000 for littering but people know they can do it easily as the police are too busy to stop to write the ticket. Canada is quite pristine though compared to the rest of the world, but our young people and new immigrants need some tweaking.
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