Welcome again to the update of my little life. Things have been crazy busy for me. I'll tell you that after starting the last two semesters of school in a state of recovery from surgery, it isn't something that I would recommend! It makes things rather adventurous. Really though, things have turned out well. My classes and work are keeping me very busy this semester. I have a lot of hours of actual class time so I spend a vast majority of my day on campus and my time at home doing homework and sleeping.
So, I tried to take a picture of my hand to show off my fancy new scars, but it didn't work very well- I included it anyway though- maybe I shall replace it later, but for now I can't really move it so that's the best I can do. I found out from my doctor that I had this extremely rare condition that the styloid process of my ulna bone was too long so it was damaging the carpal bones. As such, he removed the process. Apparently a procedure that is very rarely performed and a condition that is very rarely seen. What can I say? I'm one in a million!
Finally, news about grad school. I flew to Kansas City last Wednesday and had an interview at a small university called Rockhurst. I was actually very impressed with the school and the faculty members that I met. I should hear from them in the next few weeks about whether they will accept me. It's crazy to be thinking about going into a doctorate program, but really exciting too. Every time I go to the hospital to volunteer, I fall more in love with physical therapy. I can't wait to be doing it- as career and not a patient especially. :)
