Ok. We fixed it!

Ok if they are going to keep her in the cast for another month, we (Katy, my cutter and me) tailored the cast so that not one piece was rubbing on her arm. You would have thought I created a miracle with her ooohs and ahhhhs when she moved her arm.
A very good tailor job!

[katy]

You are a miracle worker!! Fixed the splint AND the attitude with one adjustment!

[Darlene]

@grammyn Katy is so lucky to have you. Glad you were able to adjust her cast to make her more comfortable.

[DaVette]

@darsphotos she needed a break albeit small.

[Diane]

So glad you could make it more comfortable for her.

[Rick Schies]

It's the little things that mean so much

[Françoise]

I was just about to type my comment, when I saw that Rick (above) posted exactly what I was about to say! Great minds ..... Glad your arm is feeling a little more comfortable.

[Leonie M]

Oh that's too bad it has to stay on for longer. It's good that it has been made a bit more comfortable.

[Deb]

Great job!

[Claire]

You are a hero:0)

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Excellent modifications!!!!!
Put a sock inside it if it rubs.
xxx

[Gillian]

Well done! And I love Katy's fingers in a "victory" sign!

[Marilyn Wigen]

Sometimes it is just the little things... :)

[MaryBeth Dailey]

That is great! I assume you did not cut off the part that supports her break!? Haha