Sometimes enjoying the rugged outdoors is just as fun inside a cozy house. Set up a tent, start a fire and roast some smores…

It is always fun to see how far you have come, journaling what happened and how you have progressed during your recovery. You can do this a number of ways either with a scrapbook, or digitally on the computer or for something fun, make a time capsule of the event…

You saved up all your money for a year. Your Birthday, Christmas and any occassion you could, you put away a dollar or two. Now, you have cracked open your piggy bank and you can finally purchase that item you have been wanting for a long time, you deserve it…

If you have saved some money for a Rainy Day / Broken leg, take the opportunity to purchase something that will keep you occupied for a considerable amount of time…

Ensure you are still keeping your leg up as needed to prevent swelling especially if you have begun more activities with an increase in putting weight on your leg.  Cozy up with your pets! Some can double as a comfy leg rest.. 

While you are unable to use all of your muscles while confined to a cast, take some time to work on extra training for your other muscles. Get yourself ready for the big day when the cast does come off and you can get back to your regular activities… 

A great way to relax at a local lake or river. You might catch dinner or maybe for fun, you’ll catch and release. Either way, maybe you will have a Big Fish story to tell…