So, I have a hairline fracture in some bone in my left big toe. (great toe?) Mostly it is a soft tissue injury, which is why apparently why I still can't move it all on my own. I can move the toe by touching it with my hand, but not all on it's own.
So I've taken some motrin with (ahem) a glass of wine. Yep, I'm evil, shoot me, but I'm in pain. I swear Nicole I'll be compliant with the calcium & D starting tomorrow. And Anonymous, really citrical? Most of the stuff in juice I've seen seems to be from dairy products, a no no for me, but I'll look again. Next time, leave a name, even a pseudonym, cause I feel silly calling you anonymous! Ha ha from a woman with a fakey name on the internet! groan...
So I'm back to icing and elevating and taping it to my other toe. And limping.
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Sorry for the anon earlier. Here is more info. I'm not trying to endorse any particular brand, they were just the first I found when I searched:
ReplyDeleteTropicana OJ:(http://www.tropicana.com/TRP_HealthProfessionals/OrangeJuiceResearch/OJR_CalciumFortified.cfm)
Minute Maid Apple Juice (click on nutritional information):
(http://www.minutemaid.com/products/Variety_Juices_and_Drinks/AppleJuice.jsp)
Propel Calcium (their website doesn't list the source of calcium but I checked a bottle)
Hope that helps! :)
Good girl on the compliance! But I am still watching you. ;)
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