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loubyloo

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Working with a cast
« on: 27 May 2017, 03:48:38 pm »
I need an operation on my ankle which will mean wearing a cast for 6 weeks.
Has anyone ever worked with an ankle or wrist cast on?
Did you warn clients before they turned up?
I really don't want to take 6 weeks off but am worried about not being able to wear heels, stockings etc.
Thanks for any responses girls xx

Taylor

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Re: Working with a cast
« Reply #1 on: 27 May 2017, 04:47:14 pm »
I know this is different but i knocked my front tooth out a few years ago and no one even noticed untill i mentioned it!

with your cast i would mention it on your profile or blog, or when people email/ring

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Re: Working with a cast
« Reply #2 on: 27 May 2017, 06:18:31 pm »
I had surgery on my finger a few years after starting and had my hand on a kind of cast thing and a sling and I pre-warned and it was fine...at least it's an it's a conversation starter :)

Sexymilf

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Re: Working with a cast
« Reply #3 on: 27 May 2017, 09:51:36 pm »
I would say i have a cast on from an op on my ankle but it wont affect my performance. It will just make u look like an upfront honest provider which im sure most will admire your honesty. They can then make a decision if they think it will be a problem. Better than you not telling them then they turn up and see it and may not go ahead wth booking xx

SheilaStar

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Re: Working with a cast
« Reply #4 on: 27 May 2017, 10:04:42 pm »
As previous responses.

A cast on your ankle though might restrict you to positions lying on your back, unless you are kneeling very gently. Depends on the operation and extent of the cast. You may also find that you need to be more careful while washing.

I hope your operation goes well x

Bettyboo1969

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Re: Working with a cast
« Reply #5 on: 27 May 2017, 10:23:30 pm »
I worked 18 years ago with a cast on my ankle and calf.  They tell you to rest for six weeks for a reason!!!  I now have a bowed ankle and my leg is half an inch shorter than the other one.  Rest up.....