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She is out of the hospital and resting and recovering on Molokai at her friends house.

christie1111 wrote:She is out of the hospital and resting and recovering on Molokai at her friends house.

Good news, christie!

Does your mom live on Molokai or did she have to travel to another island right after leaving the hospital?

MarleysGh0st wrote:

christie1111 wrote:She is out of the hospital and resting and recovering on Molokai at her friends house.

Good news, christie!

Does your mom live on Molokai or did she have to travel to another island right after leaving the hospital?

No, she broke her pelvis while visiting on Molokai. Not quite up to the plane ride home to Oahu yet.

I am glad that she is out of the hospital, there are too many sick people in the hospital. I hope that she makes it to Oahu soon.

christie1111 wrote:Unless I posted this already.

She is out of the hospital and resting and recovering on Molokai at her friends house.

This is great to hear christie1111!

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christie1111 wrote:Unless I posted this already.

She is out of the hospital and resting and recovering on Molokai at her friends house.

Yay! Resting and recovering on Molokai sounds fabu.

Great news, Christie - there are sure worse places to recover! I'm glad she has a friend she can stay with who can help your sister look after her, too.

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I'm so glad she's away from the hospital and happy she has a hospitable friend nearby!

How is a fractured pelvis treated in a human being, or is it just a question of taking it easy for a while? I'm asking because when Annie had her broken legs, she also had a fractured pelvis. At that time, the vet said, "That's the least of her problems. We can't put a splint on a pelvis, and she can't move around much anyway, so we'll just let the pelvis heal itself with time."

I am glad she is better.

silvercamaro wrote:I'm so glad she's away from the hospital and happy she has a hospitable friend nearby!

How is a fractured pelvis treated in a human being, or is it just a question of taking it easy for a while? I'm asking because when Annie had her broken legs, she also had a fractured pelvis. At that time, the vet said, "That's the least of her problems. We can't put a splint on a pelvis, and she can't move around much anyway, so we'll just let the pelvis heal itself with time."

It was classified as a stable fracture so 'rest and recover' and let it heal.

Not much to be done so it is just wait it out and get better. I sent her a care package over the weekend with her favorite chocolates and some company products to slather herself with.

That should help a litlle.

christie1111 wrote:She is out of the hospital and resting and recovering on Molokai at her friends house.

Listen, I've got this little hangnail thingie that is just killing me. Could I recover at your mom's friend's house until it's all better?

Rexer25 wrote:

christie1111 wrote:She is out of the hospital and resting and recovering on Molokai at her friends house.

Listen, I've got this little hangnail thingie that is just killing me. Could I recover at your mom's friend's house until it's all better?

Those who know my family anthe their friends would realize that you would be instantly invited.

Anyway, no one is currently at my Mom's house. Want to rent some property on Oahu for a week or two?

christie1111 wrote:

Rexer25 wrote:

christie1111 wrote:She is out of the hospital and resting and recovering on Molokai at her friends house.

Listen, I've got this little hangnail thingie that is just killing me. Could I recover at your mom's friend's house until it's all better?

Those who know my family anthe their friends would realize that you would be instantly invited.

Anyway, no one is currently at my Mom's house. Want to rent some property on Oahu for a week or two?

YES!!!!

I said it first -- I beat Rexer.

glad to hear it.

Send good wishes to your mom from the far north.