Graduation!

Here's a look back at all the equipment I've graduated from. We sent them back one by one with the last one going home today.

Can't believe I started with this in my living room:This one was harder then it looked, but kind of fun.I looked pretty hot using this: So glad to have seen this one go. The handles were nice, but it was not very sanitary.
Haven't been using these babies for the last 3 weeks.
And finally the shower chair. I had to use this the longest to help me balance. I will actually miss this one. My legs and feet have never been so smooth. Maybe I'll have to put one on my Christmas wish list.
The Micheal McLean song comes to mind, "Well it's hard to say goodbye and let go, and it's hard to see it end, when the memories we just made may never happen again."

Enough of the cheesiness. I am doing so well! I honestly think I have way exceeded my expectations on how long I would be laid up. I can sit Indian style now (which you might think is weird, but it was on my list of milestones). Last night I even went to the gym and worked out on the elliptical machine. I thought it would kill me, but it really wasn't too bad. I won't be able to do anything high impact like running or aerobics until the bones are completely healed, but that shouldn't be too long. I still have a little bit of soreness here and there, but I think if you saw me on the street you wouldn't even be able to tell I had this type of injury. Kirk says I still have a slight limp, but I don't think it's noticeable and I'm sure I will "graduate" from that too.