We used light weights to build up strength, and he helped me stretch the tendons and return them to their previous vitality. Sometimes the actions hurt but they were necessary. “You did a good job today.” The therapist gave me a friendly smile before he walked with me to the lobby. “Just take it easy and leave it on the sling. You can’t rush the healing part.” “Thank you.” I signed out then walked to Axel, who was sitting in the lobby. He’d been helping me take care of errands since I still only had one arm. He stood up, still wearing his work clothes. His collared shirt was blue, bringing out his eyes, and his tie was gray. “How was it?” “It was okay. I’m stronger now but it still hurts.” He eyed my shoulder like he could see through my shirt. “Don’t worry. It’ll get better.” My biggest fear was never being able to use it the same.
What do You think about Thursday (Timeless Series #4)?
