My brain the night before the test: *studying* My brain during the test: “Hallo, Servus, and welcome back to my RUclips channel. My name is Felicia. I’m originally from Munich, German but have been living in Cincinnati, Ohio off and on since 2016.”
Get well soon! Broken wrist is super annoying especially on your dominant side, but you seem to manage really well! Looking forward to hearing about more of your hidden talents 🤣
What a trooper! You have such a great positive outlook. I love it. You will heal quickly and be right back in the groove. I like your German ingenuity in coming up with clever ways to do things with one hand. Perhaps you can use the time to brainstorm about future topics and ideas for your channel and record it instead of writing a list. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
I think you're right: adversity does make you appreciate the little blessings in life which we take for granted. It opens our hearts to consider others' hardships that are so easily dismissed
I was in a wheelchair for a few months after a motorcycle accident... Very humbling. I still think of it often, how amazing it is just to be able to get into buildings, walk the dog, etc., etc.,...
First I must say you are looking beautiful as usual Feli. I am sorry to hear about the wrist but O hope all goes well with the surgery and you have a speedy recovery. I love the fact that you are able to share that with us. Stay safe and take care.
Feli: Sorry about your wrist! Hope all goes well with the surgery. I’ll give you the advice my daughter who’s an Orthopedic Physician Assistant would give: religiously follow your rehabilitation and/or physical therapy regiment after the surgery. You’ll be happy you did in the long run. And I’m very optimistic you’ll be making videos again sooner than you initially thought! Take care!!
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*regimen Sorry, my inner editor is sometimes too hard to shut up. ;-)
Sorry to hear about your injury. Good luck with the surgery, hope they do it soon. Key to an awesome recovery is start your PT and OT as soon as possible. You strike me as pretty tough. Faith is more important than religion, so I'll say a little prayer for Your total Recovery.
Hi Feli -- speedy recovery & feel better. Glad you're doing ok. Will keep you in my prayers & send lots of good vibes & postitve energy to you. Stay safe & well, dear lady. 💖💐
This is such a heartfelt message from you Your injury reminds me of my torn Achilles tendon injury when I was a graduate student back in the day. After my surgery, it took me a year to fully recover. I suspected that it was on roller blades or skates that caused your injury. Fortunately, you're going to start your OT quickly after your. Just remember that each day brings you closer to full recovery. Get your rest and be patient with yourself. Be safe, stay safe!
Dear Feli, Glad to know you are ok! Hope the surgery went well last week! Wishing you all good things and all the best. Take all the time you need to get better that is the most important thing! We can wait!
Hope surgery went well and admire your positive “vibes” on this episode in your life. I greatly enjoy your videos! Take Care and have a rapid recovery. Gemutlichkeit !
YOU LOOK GREAT…!!! Just a word of advice from an old man who played American football, wrestling, martial arts, and crashed my motorcycle and had my share of fighting as a young New Yorker… my advice is always work on strength and motion for that wrist… ( to mitigate arthritis later in life)… also don’t be afraid of skating again or any other fun activity…. I became “religious” later on in life… I survived 5 heart attacks and an emergency triple bypass…. (I never smoked cigarettes) I see life so differently now…. YOU’ll be fine….I see you are grateful for the little things…they are called “blessings” YOU GOT THIS
Two suggestions. Use this time to learn how to use a mouse left handed, then when you get well switch off right to left handed throughout the day so your hand/wrist doesn’t get tired. I do CAD work and this is very helpful. Also get two different sized “mice”. Maybe, using a small travel size mouse will be helpful in you learning to use your left hand. Remap the buttons left to right so you are using your left index finger. Second use your computer’s speech to text functions. The Mac does this well.
Using the house left handed is fairly easy for me. I've done it when I've had repetitive stress injury problems. Never tried writing left handed, that seems much more difficult. But I hardly ever have to write these days, so no biggie. It's other things that would be nearly impossible to do left handed, like bathroom habits. I won't get into those, but even shaving seems like it would be rather difficult left handed.
@@jimmym3352 good for you, I am left handed and using the mouse with the right hand and it is very difficult for me to use the mouse with the left hand, even if I do everything else with my left hand.
@@FelifromGermany Broken wrists are the most common injury when skating because when you fall backwards, your natural inclination is to try and catch yourself with your hands. You can change the settings in your computer to make your mouse left handed (reverses the buttons so you can use the same fingers on your left hand for click and alt click.)
GGiA: Every cloud has a silver lining. This is a wonderful opportunity to improve your ability to do fine work with your left hand. I had a hand injury last year, and started to use the mouse with my left hand. It’s very hard at first, and you will feel like a 3 year old, but keep at it. After a few weeks you will be as good with your left hand as you used to be with your right. And that will help a lot in the future for some things like playing a musical instrument etc. It’s great opportunity to become at least partly ambidextrous!
oh no, same happened to me 2 years ago with my right wrist and I am right-handed too. I wasn't able to do much for 6 weeks and when I did do something, it took me forever. Even buying groceries was a real challenge. :-D Get well soon! Jenny P.S. If you ever want to cooperate with us, let me know, we'd be thrilled. :-)
Bless you Felicia. Hope your little hand heals like you want. I'm not too patient either. Love all of your videos and wish you the best. Pass auf dich auf und wünsche dir alles Gute.
I broke my radius and ulna on my dominant hand about 16 months ago. I was doing things again but with tolerable pain around 16 weeks after i broke it. It still aches sometimes. It takes a long time to fully recover. I asked my surgeon on a scale of 1 to 10 how bad and he said it was a 9 because my radius was in like 4 pieces. Had a few short arm casts and k wires through my skin as part of the experience. Hang in there girlie.
I broke my right wrist in the same fashion about 9 years ago. I tripped over something in my shed while stepping backwards and put my hand out to catch myself and SNAP, there it went.
I broke my left wrist back in 2004, and I'm left-handed. Showering was the biggest pain, though, as you can't get the cast wet. I had to wrap/duct tape it in a plastic bag every single time... one-handed. Ugh. --- How'd I break it? Slipping on a patch of ice while walking up a hill to go to work at Osan Air Base, South Korea. In the middle of a combat exercise and wearing full MOPP gear, flak vest, and helmet. Needless to say, throwing your hands out to break the fall with an additional 30-odd pounds of weight equals broken wrist.
You could also try a trackball. They're not very common, but your wrist and arm hardly needs to move at all. You could also try to find a stylus that works with your touchpad. Amazon has some good ones that use a metal fabric, not the rubber tip common with ones you find in stores. Much smoother glide on a touchpad.
@@michaelholub5027 Wow, they sell accessories now to make using a touchpad less intolerable? smh - I know, why I love my ThinkPads and their TrackPoint :-)
@@Seegalgalguntijak I wish my HP Spectre had trackpoint! I can get by with the touchpad, but there's a reason I keep a bluetooth mouse and spare batteries in my laptop bag...
@@michaelholub5027 Absolutely. With a laptop that has no trackpoint, I always need an external mouse in order to be able to use it properly. With a ThinkPad (or at least another laptop that has a trackpoint, although these usually lack the third button for the scrolling function), I don't need an external mouse.
Michael Holub I always use a trackball mouse because I like to use my laptop in bed and the trackpad has burned/irritated my finger tips. The trackball is great because you don’t need a mousepad or any surface to put it on because you don’t move your arm at all (just your thumb to move the ball). So I just have my hand with the mouse on my chest and it works great.
*Fun fact:* The word you were searching for is _dexterous,_ derived from the Latin word for right [handedness]. On the other hand _(grin!),_ the word _sinister_ is derived from the Latin word for left [handedness]. Bias? *P.S.* There are motorized, counter-mounted can openers.... *P.P.S.* Interview your health care professional! Film your surgery?
Don't know about about the bias, but the Romans used "dexter" for "right handed", and "sinister" for "left handed" They used it as neutral words, because their aim was that every soldier had to use his sword as best as he could
It happens. I have US insurance that will pay 100% for surgery. Forigners dont seem to understand that there is thousands of different insurance companies. If you get insurance you choose on how much you want you want to pay monthly. The less it you pay monthly the more your deductible is and vice versa. If you get insurance through your employer you could have no deductible or a small deductible.
@@jessicaely2521 We have hundereds of insurances in Germany and they ALL will pay everything if the surgery is deemed necessary to gain full mobility of her wrist. The amount you pay depends on what you earn as it is a fixed percentage of you income (There is an upper limit though.) but you will get the same treatment no matter how much the absolut amount is you pay.
@@raempftl i know. I lived in Grrmany for 10 years. A lot of Germans/Europeans act like there is.only 1 insurance in the US. You all seem to not realize some insurance have a high deductible and some dont.
We have a few houndred different health insurance companies, but all (almost) cost and pay the same. You'll always pay 15-16% of your income for. So does your employer.
When everyone told you to 'break a leg' , they didn't mean that literally. Though I'm only going out on a limb here. Tschüss! P.S. Please, PLEASE!, tell me you have health insurance in the US.
@@ericvacca551 My Doctor said I should have been in tremendous pain. When I went to the ER he thought my wrists were just sprained, because I was moving my wrists and fingers. I said I heard SNAPS on impact with the ground and asked him to X-Ray. He was dumbfounded.
So sorry to hear about the broken wrist but you are handling it well. Stay positive, and I'm sending you lots of healing vibes and wishes for a speedy recovery!
I’m giving a thumbs up, because you are being so positive about it all. I’ve broken both of my wrists-at separate times-one time I was skating. One thing to remember is to be sure to ask others for help if you need it.
Lol... you definitely don't need any notes or script.... you are so much talented, a real queen in front of the camera..!! Liebe Grüße und viel Erfolg bei der Operation aus Saarbrücken
Sorry to hear about your physical constraints, the accident and everything. I learned about it on Instagram. I am happy to learn that you have good insurance and you feel confident for your surgery and recovery. You are someone I enjoyed watching on RUclips, and someone who I feel that if I knew in person, I would enjoy knowing and would encourage you through this 'rough patch'. I wish you the best and stay safe, Feli!
Oops nena! Get well soon! We support you all the time. Will be following your recovery, as always follow you any time and under any circumstance of your precious life ☺️
Sorry to hear about your wrist. Hope you heal completely and successfully. Great to hear that you are so positive about your experience. Love your videos and see you again soon.🙂
I had a distal radius fracture back in 2014 in a motorcycle accident. I had a surgical plate put in my wrist with some screws like you referenced. It allowed me to heal faster. From accident to fully healed was 7weeks and I got back 100% of my range of motion. So dont worry about a thing, you should heal up nicely! Get well soon!
What a fantastic attitude! You will come out of this just fine. I broke the same wrist (also right handed) many years ago, also skating. Learned to use the left hand pretty quickly. Hoping for a quick and full recovery!!
My brain the night before the test: *studying*
My brain during the test: “Hallo, Servus, and welcome back to my RUclips channel. My name is Felicia. I’m originally from Munich, German but have been living in Cincinnati, Ohio off and on since 2016.”
Sry but i am laughing so hard at this moment :D
Haha well I hope it was at least a German test
German Girl in America I wish. Unfortunately high school only teaches Spanish and French, but I’m learning Dutch and some German outside.
German = Germany but 10/10 for the rest! :-)
@@brodypenn Veel succes met het leren van Nederlands! Het is geen gemakkelijke taal. Zeker niet qua uitspraak voor Engelstaligen.
Get well soon! Broken wrist is super annoying especially on your dominant side, but you seem to manage really well! Looking forward to hearing about more of your hidden talents 🤣
“You don’t have to like this video”? Girl, if I could give you give you three likes for this video, I would. Get better soon. Love from India 🌸
What a trooper! You have such a great positive outlook. I love it. You will heal quickly and be right back in the groove. I like your German ingenuity in coming up with clever ways to do things with one hand. Perhaps you can use the time to brainstorm about future topics and ideas for your channel and record it instead of writing a list. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
I think you're right: adversity does make you appreciate the little blessings in life which we take for granted. It opens our hearts to consider others' hardships that are so easily dismissed
That is so true.
You only miss something when you don't have it anymore
I was in a wheelchair for a few months after a motorcycle accident... Very humbling. I still think of it often, how amazing it is just to be able to get into buildings, walk the dog, etc., etc.,...
@@jpoeng this is so true and it is the best quality of human to be aware of each other's suffering and pain
@@letterbox203 Unfortunately the growth of wisdom and painful experiences often go hand in hand, as long as we do the work/learn the lessons.
Good Luck with everything. Take care.
Oh noo gute Besserung felicia. Schaue deine videos mega gerne, da ich auch vor habe in die usa zu ziehen. Ich hoffe es geht dir bald besser🙈😊🥰
First I must say you are looking beautiful as usual Feli. I am sorry to hear about the wrist but O hope all goes well with the surgery and you have a speedy recovery. I love the fact that you are able to share that with us. Stay safe and take care.
I hope u feel better, and I hope ur staying safe (even more safe now)
Feli: Sorry about your wrist! Hope all goes well with the surgery. I’ll give you the advice my daughter who’s an Orthopedic Physician Assistant would give: religiously follow your rehabilitation and/or physical therapy regiment after the surgery. You’ll be happy you did in the long run. And I’m very optimistic you’ll be making videos again sooner than you initially thought! Take care!!
*regimen
Sorry, my inner editor is sometimes too hard to shut up. ;-)
Sorry to hear about your injury. Good luck with the surgery, hope they do it soon. Key to an awesome recovery is start your PT and OT as soon as possible. You strike me as pretty tough. Faith is more important than religion, so I'll say a little prayer for Your total Recovery.
Hi Feli -- speedy recovery & feel better. Glad you're doing ok. Will keep you in my prayers & send lots of good vibes & postitve energy to you. Stay safe & well, dear lady. 💖💐
I hope you recover. And shay safe.
This is such a heartfelt message from you Your injury reminds me of my torn Achilles tendon injury when I was a graduate student back in the day. After my surgery, it took me a year to fully recover. I suspected that it was on roller blades or skates that caused your injury. Fortunately, you're going to start your OT quickly after your. Just remember that each day brings you closer to full recovery. Get your rest and be patient with yourself. Be safe, stay safe!
Dear Feli, Glad to know you are ok! Hope the surgery went well last week! Wishing you all good things and all the best. Take all the time you need to get better that is the most important thing! We can wait!
Hope surgery went well and admire your positive “vibes” on this episode in your life. I greatly enjoy your videos! Take Care and have a rapid recovery. Gemutlichkeit !
Ive never been this early lol but also get well soon and take care of yourself!!
Haha me too🙈
Hope you get better!
Glad to see your cheerful and hope everything goes well for you best of luck with your up and coming surgery
Du Ärmste. Ich drücke Dir für die Operation die Daumen und ich wünsche Dir eine baldige und vollständige Genesung.
YOU LOOK GREAT…!!!
Just a word of advice from an old man who played American football, wrestling, martial arts, and crashed my motorcycle and had my share of fighting as a young New Yorker… my advice is always work on strength and motion for that wrist… ( to mitigate arthritis later in life)… also don’t be afraid of skating again or any other fun activity….
I became “religious” later on in life… I survived 5 heart attacks and an emergency triple bypass…. (I never smoked cigarettes) I see life so differently now…. YOU’ll be fine….I see you are grateful for the little things…they are called “blessings”
YOU GOT THIS
GET WELL SOON!
Ow, dang it! I wish you a complete, speedy recovery.
Sending more well wishes and hoping for your speedy recovery!
You’re a trooper, Felicia! Keep us updated on your recovery
Amen to that my Friend
Two suggestions. Use this time to learn how to use a mouse left handed, then when you get well switch off right to left handed throughout the day so your hand/wrist doesn’t get tired. I do CAD work and this is very helpful. Also get two different sized “mice”. Maybe, using a small travel size mouse will be helpful in you learning to use your left hand. Remap the buttons left to right so you are using your left index finger.
Second use your computer’s speech to text functions. The Mac does this well.
Thanks for the tips!
Using the house left handed is fairly easy for me. I've done it when I've had repetitive stress injury problems. Never tried writing left handed, that seems much more difficult. But I hardly ever have to write these days, so no biggie. It's other things that would be nearly impossible to do left handed, like bathroom habits. I won't get into those, but even shaving seems like it would be rather difficult left handed.
@@jimmym3352 good for you, I am left handed and using the mouse with the right hand and it is very difficult for me to use the mouse with the left hand, even if I do everything else with my left hand.
@@FelifromGermany Broken wrists are the most common injury when skating because when you fall backwards, your natural inclination is to try and catch yourself with your hands. You can change the settings in your computer to make your mouse left handed (reverses the buttons so you can use the same fingers on your left hand for click and alt click.)
Gute Besserung und alles Gute!
Take care of yourself hope u have a speedy recovery slowing down will give u a chance to enjoy more time with the kitty
GGiA: Every cloud has a silver lining. This is a wonderful opportunity to improve your ability to do fine work with your left hand. I had a hand injury last year, and started to use the mouse with my left hand. It’s very hard at first, and you will feel like a 3 year old, but keep at it. After a few weeks you will be as good with your left hand as you used to be with your right. And that will help a lot in the future for some things like playing a musical instrument etc. It’s great opportunity to become at least partly ambidextrous!
oh no, same happened to me 2 years ago with my right wrist and I am right-handed too. I wasn't able to do much for 6 weeks and when I did do something, it took me forever. Even buying groceries was a real challenge. :-D Get well soon! Jenny P.S. If you ever want to cooperate with us, let me know, we'd be thrilled. :-)
Yes, everything takes me forever! Lets be in touch :)
a tip : watch movies at Flixzone. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies these days.
@Kaiser Castiel yea, I've been watching on flixzone for months myself =)
Is it back to normal or do you still experience pain?
@@allbeen I also ask same question friend
Bless your heart! Sending prayers for a complete recovery.
Wishing you quick healing!
I figured you had a few too many drinks and fell off that 'Queen City" sign down there in Cincinnati.
😂😂😂
I broke my wrist when I was 15 and had to wear a cast for 3 weeks.I learned to use my left hand almost as well as my right.
Gute Besserung!!!
Bless you Felicia. Hope your little hand heals like you want. I'm not too patient either. Love all of your videos and wish you the best. Pass auf dich auf und wünsche dir alles Gute.
Gute Besserung..wenn die Schrauben in Deinen Gelenk sitzen, kannst Du mit gutem Gewissen sagen i'm screwed😂
Ich freu mich auf dein nächstes Video!
I broke my radius and ulna on my dominant hand about 16 months ago. I was doing things again but with tolerable pain around 16 weeks after i broke it. It still aches sometimes. It takes a long time to fully recover. I asked my surgeon on a scale of 1 to 10 how bad and he said it was a 9 because my radius was in like 4 pieces. Had a few short arm casts and k wires through my skin as part of the experience. Hang in there girlie.
Good luck with the surgery and take it easy
Wish you a fast recovery from your wrist being broken and try to take good care of yourself
I broke my right wrist in the same fashion about 9 years ago. I tripped over something in my shed while stepping backwards and put my hand out to catch myself and SNAP, there it went.
I broke my left wrist back in 2004, and I'm left-handed. Showering was the biggest pain, though, as you can't get the cast wet. I had to wrap/duct tape it in a plastic bag every single time... one-handed.
Ugh.
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How'd I break it?
Slipping on a patch of ice while walking up a hill to go to work at Osan Air Base, South Korea. In the middle of a combat exercise and wearing full MOPP gear, flak vest, and helmet. Needless to say, throwing your hands out to break the fall with an additional 30-odd pounds of weight equals broken wrist.
I’m happy you’re alright. Take the time to get better. We all love you and your content!
Gute Besserung Feli! 🙏🏽
You tube is secondary. your health is primary. Heal and heal well.
Having insurance makes the situation so much better. Get an electric can opener and get your housemates to help you!
Best wishes for your surgery and recovery. Take care
I hope you have a quick recovery!
hint: There are motorized can openers that are easy to operate.
Exactly. I got one for like $8 at CVS that works nicely!!
Buy a mini mouse either USB or bluetooth. You'll be able to use it with just your fingers.
You could also try a trackball. They're not very common, but your wrist and arm hardly needs to move at all. You could also try to find a stylus that works with your touchpad. Amazon has some good ones that use a metal fabric, not the rubber tip common with ones you find in stores. Much smoother glide on a touchpad.
@@michaelholub5027 Wow, they sell accessories now to make using a touchpad less intolerable? smh - I know, why I love my ThinkPads and their TrackPoint :-)
@@Seegalgalguntijak I wish my HP Spectre had trackpoint! I can get by with the touchpad, but there's a reason I keep a bluetooth mouse and spare batteries in my laptop bag...
@@michaelholub5027 Absolutely. With a laptop that has no trackpoint, I always need an external mouse in order to be able to use it properly. With a ThinkPad (or at least another laptop that has a trackpoint, although these usually lack the third button for the scrolling function), I don't need an external mouse.
Michael Holub I always use a trackball mouse because I like to use my laptop in bed and the trackpad has burned/irritated my finger tips. The trackball is great because you don’t need a mousepad or any surface to put it on because you don’t move your arm at all (just your thumb to move the ball). So I just have my hand with the mouse on my chest and it works great.
Hope you heal fast and rehab even faster. We'll all be waiting right here for your 100% return.
Looking forward to you coming back healthy. Good luck
*Fun fact:* The word you were searching for is _dexterous,_ derived from the Latin word for right [handedness]. On the other hand _(grin!),_ the word _sinister_ is derived from the Latin word for left [handedness]. Bias?
*P.S.* There are motorized, counter-mounted can openers....
*P.P.S.* Interview your health care professional! Film your surgery?
Don't know about about the bias, but the Romans used "dexter" for "right handed", and "sinister" for "left handed" They used it as neutral words, because their aim was that every soldier had to use his sword as best as he could
"The Insurance is gonna pay for everything" ... wait what? ... "It's a german insurance". Oh OK. :D
1SantinO2 😂😂😂😂😂😂😉
It happens. I have US insurance that will pay 100% for surgery. Forigners dont seem to understand that there is thousands of different insurance companies. If you get insurance you choose on how much you want you want to pay monthly. The less it you pay monthly the more your deductible is and vice versa. If you get insurance through your employer you could have no deductible or a small deductible.
@@jessicaely2521 We have hundereds of insurances in Germany and they ALL will pay everything if the surgery is deemed necessary to gain full mobility of her wrist. The amount you pay depends on what you earn as it is a fixed percentage of you income (There is an upper limit though.) but you will get the same treatment no matter how much the absolut amount is you pay.
@@raempftl i know. I lived in Grrmany for 10 years. A lot of Germans/Europeans act like there is.only 1 insurance in the US. You all seem to not realize some insurance have a high deductible and some dont.
We have a few houndred different health insurance companies, but all (almost) cost and pay the same. You'll always pay 15-16% of your income for. So does your employer.
Gute Besserung, Felicia!
Gute Besserung 🙋🏻♀️
When everyone told you to 'break a leg' , they didn't mean that literally. Though I'm only going out on a limb here. Tschüss!
P.S. Please, PLEASE!, tell me you have health insurance in the US.
Yes, I have insurance!
@@FelifromGermany didn't you say that in the video? 🤔
There are lots of horror stories of people *with* (good!) health insurance in the US…
And Feli didn't break a leg. ;-)
Feli, try using a trackball. I've found trackballs much easier to use with the off hand than a mouse.
Gute Besserung!
I once broke BOTH of my wrists at the same time. It presented a lot of challenges.
Wow I can imagine...
That reminds me of the Full House episode were Jessie breaks both arms riding his motorcycle and needed help with everything.
@@ericvacca551 I have a high tolerance of pain. I actually drove myself to the ER when I broke both wrists.
@@scottlinting6308 that's good to hear it wasn't excruciating. I was just talking about the issues with dexterity and mobility that get affected.
@@ericvacca551 My Doctor said I should have been in tremendous pain. When I went to the ER he thought my wrists were just sprained, because I was moving my wrists and fingers. I said I heard SNAPS on impact with the ground and asked him to X-Ray.
He was dumbfounded.
Your insurance sounds wonderful . Any chance you'd like to put me on it as a dependent ?
0:06 Gute Besserung. Liebe Grüße aus der Hauptstadt des europäischen Fußballs.
Du meinst Nyon in der Schweiz? (Da sitzt doch die UEFA, oder?) ;-)
Wien? ;-)))))
Ouch! Involuntary ambidexterity is no fun.
I bet putting in contact lens' is fun.
Who knew butt dialing on your cell phone would be a skill?!
Delete this video,, change your story to: "I broke my wrist training for American Ninja Warrior" or "Kick boxing", then you can re-post.
So sorry to hear about the broken wrist but you are handling it well. Stay positive, and I'm sending you lots of healing vibes and wishes for a speedy recovery!
wish you fast recovery
Gute Besserung. Get well soon.
Gute Besserung und werde schnell wieder Gesund.
Hi Felicia Thank you for the update. Good luck with the surgery and physical therapy. Take care of yourself and get well soon
Glad to see you are making the best of this! Get well real soon! I will be thinking about you and praying for your speedy recovery!
I’m giving a thumbs up, because you are being so positive about it all. I’ve broken both of my wrists-at separate times-one time I was skating. One thing to remember is to be sure to ask others for help if you need it.
Wish you a speedy recovery!
Glad you're doing fine! Happy thoughts, Feli!
Lol... you definitely don't need any notes or script.... you are so much talented, a real queen in front of the camera..!!
Liebe Grüße und viel Erfolg bei der Operation aus Saarbrücken
Gute Besserung👍👍😀
Get well soon Feli! I’m glad you’re doing better, best of luck with your surgery !
oh no! Love watching your channel! I have broken my left wrist, so i know you will compensate!
Sorry to hear about your injury. I wish you a speedy recovery! And an electric can opener!
Gute Besserung und liebe Grüße aus Deutschland!
hoping you heal fast! hugs
You are a trooper, Felicia! Best wishes and heal quickly!!! I gave the video a thumbs up as in support :)
Ohh gute Besserung 😊⚘
Sorry to hear about your physical constraints, the accident and everything. I learned about it on Instagram. I am happy to learn that you have good insurance and you feel confident for your surgery and recovery. You are someone I enjoyed watching on RUclips, and someone who I feel that if I knew in person, I would enjoy knowing and would encourage you through this 'rough patch'. I wish you the best and stay safe, Feli!
Oops nena! Get well soon! We support you all the time. Will be following your recovery, as always follow you any time and under any circumstance of your precious life ☺️
Sorry to hear about your wrist. Hope you heal completely and successfully. Great to hear that you are so positive about your experience. Love your videos and see you again soon.🙂
Bummer! Wishing you fast healing.
I'm glad you seem to be rebounding so well. Stay healthy!
Hope you feel better soon. Wishing you the best
Best wishes from Austria, get well soon!
Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Gute Besserung.
Gute Besseriung weiterhin
I had a distal radius fracture back in 2014 in a motorcycle accident. I had a surgical plate put in my wrist with some screws like you referenced. It allowed me to heal faster. From accident to fully healed was 7weeks and I got back 100% of my range of motion. So dont worry about a thing, you should heal up nicely! Get well soon!
Sorry to hear about your injury, I hope you heal up good, I will keep you in prayers!
What a fantastic attitude! You will come out of this just fine. I broke the same wrist (also right handed) many years ago, also skating. Learned to use the left hand pretty quickly. Hoping for a quick and full recovery!!
Best wishes, and hope all goes well for you. Have a speedy recovery.
Gute Besserung! Hoffentlich wird das Handgelenk wieder.
Best wishes to you. Get better soon.