I found a doctor that would take me on Thursday. The scaphoid bone was okay and the radius was all lined up so they just had to cast me. My options were half or full arm cast. I opted for more mobility and a little more pain for a time and chose the half cast.
I did figure out how to put my bra on. I had stored some information in my brain from therapy days. I am pretty sure an older lady shared the bra hint with me. So this is for anyone who might someday find themselves in a predictament in which arm mobility is severly limited. Put the bra on backwards and clasp it in front (be sure to leave your arms out of the straps). Then twist it around the right way and slip your arms through the straps and pull it up like pants. Adjust if necessary.
Also my hair has turned out okay. My curly hair has come in handy again. If I had to round brush it everyday I would be in major trouble.
So far I have been able to manage everything I have needed to do including the dreaded laundry. I was really wishing for an excuse to get out of it for 8 weeks, but then who knows when Brian would get to it.
Actually the timing of this accident couldn't have been any better. I just got back from vacation and the next one isn't for another 3 months. It was my wrist and not a leg. Then I would be down to one fully functional limb. My kids are old enough to do many things themselves, ie Kelsey can lift her own butt for diaper changes, Macy can buckle her own car seat, both can walk, etc. Another positive is summer isn't here so we are not swimming yet and the cast won't get as hot and sweaty.
I believe Macy is afraid of the cast. She won't touch it and doesn't like it when I get it too close to her. At church on Sunday she was sitting on my lap and didn't want that arm around her. Kelsey however likes to touch and feel it.