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My Dad


Question Posted Saturday May 1 2004, 3:32 pm

ok, my dad hurt his leg a while ago, he twisted his foot all the way around once-falling off our deck, and he lost the nerve in his right foot to pick up the foot (not the leg but the foot). i see him doing this tuff work out side all the time, and its almost like i can see him getting hurt again, he trips over himself all the time, i just dont know what to do. please help.

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lusingrip101 answered Wednesday May 5 2004, 4:04 pm:
your father doesnt want 2 be held up in the house all day just keep an eye out n if he looks to b doin sumn he shouldnt just walk up n say ill tale care of that.

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takingfive answered Sunday May 2 2004, 3:03 pm:
Your dad is probably continuing to do all of this work because he wants to prove to himself and everyone else that he is just as capable as he was before his accident. I think that if you let him know that you're worried about him, maybe the two of you can have a chat about him doing so much hard work, and find out ways that you can help him. It'll mean wonders to him to know that you care about him so much, and hey, what dad wouldn't like a little help around the house?

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Gabi143 answered Saturday May 1 2004, 8:13 pm:
Keep him away from hard work and stuff, offer to help with stuff so he wont have to do it and you wont have to worry.

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DruidX answered Saturday May 1 2004, 6:40 pm:
It sounds like you need to sit down with him and explain you concerns. I'm not too sure what 'turf work' is but maybe you can come up with an alternitive to him doing it.

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