>Will - It will be 3 weeks mon since I broke my foot and 3 weeks Wed >since I put a cast on it. I'd VERY MUCH like to not have a cast at >ACRES, in fact, I can't imagine getting from my room to the hall on >fucking crutches. On the other hand, my Dr ain't going to go for >taking the cast off and I don't seem to be able to find a CAM BOOT >that fits me. (It goes on) > >I'm thinking of soaking the cast off myself on Monday but I'm >wondering if that's practical (will the plaster 'get hot' when it >gets wet?) I'm also afraid that with the cast off I still won't be >able to walk because of disuse and, suddenly, I can't get from the >parking lot to the plane. > >These are the things I worry about. > >What do you think? (The foot, btw, feels great, except it has pains >in places tht I imagine are caused by walking in the friggin cast. > >-Allan
Allan, I doubt seriously that plaster of paris is going to simply dissolve in water once it is set. Hugh Visit our website at: www.unionag.org