Modest Monday & A Link Up!

This is supposed to be Modesty Monday and you are expecting the usual pictures of outfits and such. The problem is, I don’t have them this week. 🙂

Yesterday I spent the day in urgent care with my husband, only to discover that he has a broken foot. 🙁 Of course it’s in the worst place on your foot to break, they were hoping it was not broken in this certain place and it is. He was playing basketball with friends at the YMCA on Saturday night and there were balls rolling around the court (most of the dad’s brought their children along). He jumped up to shoot the ball, and when he landed he came right down on a ball rolling through the court and he heard his foot snap. 🙁

He will be going to a surgeon in five days to see if he needs surgery. Please pray that he does not require surgery! I’ve been researching supplements he can take to help his bones heal, if anyone has any tips or advice please leave a comment! We have not dealt with many breaks in our family.

All that being said, please forgive me this week for not having pictures. I’m posting the link up information below and feel free to still link up so everyone can visit your blog this week!

 

Link Up Time! 

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22 Comments

  1. So sorry to hear about your husband. My husband crushed his pinky finger in one of the machines at work over a year ago. They at first thought it would need surgery, and then they decided that the bones were so badly crushed there wasn’t even any place to put a pin in! Over a year later, although he doesn’t have FULL mobility in the finger (can’t straighten it all the way or bend it all the way) he is able to use it perfectly fine. God is great at healing!

  2. I’m sorry about your husband’s accident. I pray it will heal quickly without the need for surgery. God bless you and your family.

  3. Willow bark tea/tincture is good headache/pain reliever. Also Google castor oil for pain relief and swelling because you can make a warm compression wrap to place on the foot. Hope that helps some.

  4. I’ve heard wonderful results from using Dr. Christopher’s Bone/Flesh/Cartilage to speed up the healing of broken bones.

    http://www.herballegacy.com/Bone_Flesh_&_Cartilage.html

    The person I knew who avoided a surgery used the rub externally and took an internal version. The article above recommends also using a cayenne rub, which I have used for mastitis and other pain and feel it works wonderfully.

    http://www.drchristophersherbs.com/products/complete-tissue-bone-ointment

    http://www.drchristophersherbs.com/products/complete-tissue-bone-formula-syrup

    http://www.drchristophersherbs.com/products/cayenne-heat-ointment

    Blessings to you!
    Sarah

  5. Hello Caroline,

    If you are able to apply a poultice to the foot, I would be trying comfrey, which is also known as ‘knit bone’. The Bulk Herb Store has some good infomation on comfrey. Some helpful pages are:
    http://www.bulkherbstore.com/Comfrey-Leaf-Cut_Organic?s=comfrey
    http://www.bulkherbstore.com/articles/when-the-rubber-missed?s=comfrey
    http://www.bulkherbstore.com/how-to/Make_a_Poultice

    Remember that God is in control of all things. Praying for His peace over each of you. 2 Thess 3:16

    Blessings,
    Angela

  6. So sorry to hear that. Prayers coming your way… I have heard that egg shell water helps bone health. Also MSM (sulfur) is great for joints, so maybe that would help bones too.

  7. My son had surgery to fuse bones in his neck with new bone taken from his rib back in September. The neurosurgeon told me NOT to give him ibuprofen because it could slow the bone grafting (healing) process. Even the nurses on the ICU unit did not know this and the doctor had to remind them to not give ibuprofen. We still don’t give it to him, 4 months later, because it can take up to a year for bones to heal completely.

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