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Ashok's Accident - (2)

Ashok's Left Ankle Surgery and After.

Earlier I had covered upto Feb 19th when the doctor told the review would be taken after a month on March 19th.

Thursday, March 19, 2009.

For the past 50 days since the accident on 29 Jan, Ashok was hobbling around with his one good leg. Today was the review day, and we started from house by 4-30PM for the doctor. With prayers on every one's lips, we met the doctor (Dr BS Jayaram at Sri Krishna Hospital, Banashankari 2nd Stage, Bangalore 70 Tel: 2671 1212, 2671 1113). Mr Ramasubramaniam, Neeraja's father was already present there.

An Xray was taken, and after a suspense- and tension-filled 20 minutes, the doctor reviewed the xray and declared Ashok as completely cured. "Throw away the walker, Ashok, you can start walking normally", said the doctor. Our relief was great. Thank you, God.

We returned the walker and then came back home. Ashok had suffered for the past 50 days and today we are relieved. However, Ashok complains of some pain - perhaps due to the fact that he had not used his left leg for the past 50 days.

God is great and we pray to Him for full recovery of Ashok.

rajappa
20-03-2009 10:35 am
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  1. Vasudevan SundaresanMarch 20, 2009 at 11:49 AM

    Glad to note and relieved to hear that his Leg is fine.

    He will be alright completely in a few days and the pain will go as he has resumed walking without walker.

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