Does Coconut (drupe) technically a fruit in this example?

Some thoughts/suggestions for others:
Buy or rent a knee scooter – many types out there. They really give a big degree of freedom inside and outside the house. You can cover quite a distance with such a scooter!
Eat healthy, plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables. I read that pineapple and papaya are especially good as anti inflammatories and help repair tendons and ligaments.
Keep diary so that you can realize improvement does occur but is slow and progressive. Just writing about the problem is also helpful.
Keep chairs/stools at strategic positions as they are very useful to rest a knee on when washing, preparing food and moving around.
Encourage family and friends to visit and call, as it can get lonely at times.

Good luck to all those out there.

P.S. I highly discourage the use of 4″ high heel stalleto shoes for extended periods of time… Door stoops get jealous and grab at them :p

If you’re unloading a clean dishwasher with dirty hands, filth in your mouth and possible illness from germs is the least of your worries as you must have that “specific kind of stupidity”!

Jay Allen Says:

August 16th, 2010 at 3:46 pm
Any person who would reach – without looking carefully at what they are grabbing – into a basket full of knives deserves every laceration they get. The argument that handles up is safer is an interesting one because it requires us to share the mindset that idiots should be protected from fork tines. Instead, I would argue that the occasional cutlery jab is the ideal remedy to a specific kind of stupidity. Seeing as every possible threat cannot be prevented in advance, day-to-day living requires a modicum of attention and thought. In preventing those who reach blindly into baskets of knives from being harmed, we do them a disservice, for this sadly lulls them into the view that every basket of knives – literal and metaphorical – has been adjusted into a tidy fan of handles by some unseen, over-protective aunt.