Nondisplaced elbow fracture. Dr. Cremer pointed to a tiny crack in the x-ray, as if I'd be able to diagnose it myself. I nodded feeling no more clear in the severity of my injury. The pain had certainly subsided by the time Brady dropped me off at urgent care. Though my elbow more closely resembled a knee now. Dr. Cremer pulled at his lapel and rounded the examination table. A somber smile. "48 hours of elevation, the sling for 10 days and you'll be as good as new."
I smiled to match his. That was good news. I could wear a lot of looks but not sure if I could pull off one armed. A soft spoken man with cold gentle hands, Dr. Cremer adjusted the ice pack tucked in my sling. His head ticked up as he heard the voices from the hall rise with tension. Removing waxy gloves he passed me some disc
