*dar broke his wrist skiing on 11th Feb, but he didnt want to let his family know till we confirm with the doc his actual condition and if surgery is required*
recalling the day he broke his wrist, i cant help that the image of him falling keeps re-appearing in my mind... i saw him went up the ramp beautifully, but the moment i saw his landing position, i somehow knew its not right and a sudden panic came over....and my heart skipped a few beats and my breathing stop when he did not move for a while... when he finally managed to sit himself up, he looked like he was in pain and could not move much. i do not know if he broke or sprain his legs or arms or he was just simply in shock from the fall...
by the time i reached him, he was in pain but not sure if it was his shoulder, arm or wrist. lucky the snow petrol medics came and quickly got him out of the cold and did some simple first-aid. Tony then drove us to the nearest ER and so Mr Ong was admitted...
Although we went to ER, they way the medical staff review Mr Ong and took x-ray was not ER pace at all.. very different from SG medical standard... they were not able to operate Mr Ong. only helped him push back the bone and cast it up. we can only wait for the swelling to go down before we can make appointment with a orthopedic specialist... all this took about 5hrs... faint...
the realignment of the wrist bone was so painful i almost feel the pain in my wrist... i feel his pain =(( the before and after realignment xray has a huge difference... nad the after xray looks much better...
now we are waiting for the orthopedics to get back to us with an appointment to review if Mr Ong needs to go for surgery... hopefully he does not have to undergo surgery... keeping my fingers cross