The good & the not so good.

Oh my goodness you poor dear.....that's very painful! And you doing a good deed too, sorry to read this, take care, hope it mends quickly xx

Sad news. But, by the time your shoulder heals, gardening might be the bet physical therapy for your recovery. I hope compfort comes to you soon. Sincerest Regards: Mike

Oh dear, I'm sorry to hear your news. I hope you are not in too much pain and that it won't be long before you recover, but take it slowly. There isn't much you can do in the garden when it's covered in snow anyway ... so I hope you'll be back to normal by the spring.

I never now why people say they enjoy snow. It's very dangerous, and depressing :(

Healing thoughts ... get fit again soon. x x x

Hope your shoulder recovers as quickly as possible. No digging, perhaps a little seed sowing in the spring.

Oh dear.....on a good deed too!
Our Paddy, loves dashing around in the snow too, yet he hates the rain and water generally! Strange dog!

Sorry to hear this hope you feel better soon

I think that the reason why dogs seem to be so joyfull in the snow is that it covers up most of the ground scents, so, on the whole, the wide world is theirs for the taking. As far as the rain, in the wild there is no one around to dry you off with a nice fluffy terry cloth towel and this attitude has carried over into domestication.

Oh Mari , how awful for you what a good job someone was nearby to help you if not you could have been laying in the freezing cold for ages , I hope you're not in too much pain and will feel better soon ,take care and keep warm x

This is the best time of year to rest. Making your Cropping Plan will occupy your mind.

Sorry to hear of your fall always a bit of a shock may be worth you investing in some winter tracks to clip on to your shoes, we have to go down a hill to shops we have found they help a lot.

You poor soul, that's sounds very nasty and painful. I hope you have someone to look after you for a while.

My elderly Mum fell and fractured her humerus ten days ago and is using a 'Collar and Cuff' ... I imagine you are doing the same. I hope it heals well for you.

Get well soon, so sorry to hear of your accident, painful and restrictive too not good, hope you feel better soon. Planning only for spring for a while for you. :O(

Where would she get the 'winter tracks' please, I might think about getting some.

Diane ... I found this online which gives some information on some types of tracks for shoes in the snow ..
https://www.yaktrax.co.uk/yaktrax-shop/

The shoe tracks aka grippers are great. I wear them all the time in snow and ice. They are a lifesaver since at my age breaking a hip could be the beginning of the end. I also use a hiking staff for further stability.

Just catching up again, so I hope by now you are feeling a bit better ! Best wishes for a quick recovery !

Like Rose above, I'm also playing catch up!

Sorry to hear about your fall & broken shoulder. :-(( Hope you are well on the mend now, in the meantime you can read gardening mags, watch gardening programmes on TV or the internet! You can also do some browsing for things you'd like to put in your garden later in the spring when your shoulder has healed.

Get well soon but in the meanwhile look after that shoulder.

So sorry to hear you are in the wars G'finger, I had missed your post so didn't know, a fall shakes you up at the best of times but to actually break your shoulder must be so painful for you, bet you have since found other bruises as well, sincerely hope it heals well for you and try and keep your spirits up......

I am also sorry to hear about your fall and health. I hope you'll be feeling better soon.