Pei, thanks for asking.
I hit the ground a very strong body and mind person and only snapped my lower leg in half, nothing else. I’d just biked and camped for 3 days so was physically with most of what I needed in hospital, had my Nano charger and Powercore physically on my person when in ambulance so was keeping everyone abreast while many hours in A&E.
So I have of the rest of me fully working parts to assist me including a very strong healing system, high tolerance for pain and a determination to become well and independent as soon as possible. I managed to get discharged from hospital 3 days after major trauma.
I can walk via crutches and can do stairs via sliding on my bottom. I just now made cups of tea, washed dishes, did the trash, made food.
What I can’t figure out yet is how to drink tea in other than the place I made it, as need both hands for crutches. So I did a lot of standing tea drinking. I expect disable people worked out their own systems, but I’ll figure it out.
Fully bodied around me manage to leave me a mess to tidy up. But heck, I have the determination.
My thanks to Anker for all the technology, it really helped me keep my spirits up through what could otherwise been a much worse experience.
Guess what’s by my crutches?