I was in the hospital and saw the x-ray tech tell him that she could either lift his leg for the x-ray or he could, and instead of giving him proper instructions to put one hand above the breaks and the other hand below the breaks (it would have been impossible for him to do this, by the way, the way he was lying on the bed), he picked only the top portion of his leg up and immediately the weight of the foot pulled one of the broken bones way out of position.

Please, everyone, if you have a break, make sure that someone who knows the language of the person as well as English goes through every step with them to prevent this sort of thing.

Anyway, I told him to stop all use because in Europe, if someone breaks a bone skiing in the Alps, he or she is asked to get off dairy immediately, because it softens the enes of the bones and prevents quick healing.

I also told him how I knit my broken forearm bones in 3 1/2 days using Energy Soup and horsetail herb concentrate, but someone else is going to have to do the trick with him, because I couldn’t seem to tell him like he could accept it.

Every day I see him hobbling around, it’s a reminder that we can only do our best, and let God do the rest.