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| In the picture on the right you can see: On the left, his fibula, in the middle, his cadaver, on the right, the metal rod. |
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| Getting ready for surgery #2 |
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| Eric makes me look tan....I like it. |
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| I would say this is accurate for most years. |
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| That little bulb thing is the drain that is hooked up to his bone. It suctions out the blood that's draining. |
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| They took the bulb out and that white part is what was inside his arm. I put it up to his leg to help show some dimensions. It's so long! Full disclosure: I took it out of the garbage when the doctor left so I could get a picture. Don't judge me. |
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| His leg is healing BEAUTIFULLY! |
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| Pre-Op |
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| The surgeon! Dr. Steensma! He's the greatest! |
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| Post-Op |
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| Full body post op |
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| Showing the doctor his beer rating app. |
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| Celebrating a successful surgery! |
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| Ohio visitor! |
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| Day 1 after surgery and ready to walk! |
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| Post-op |
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| Relay For Life Shirts |
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| Blood blisters - gross! |
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| The best 'get well soon' card. Possibly ever. |
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| All the way from North Carolina! |
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| Super romantic anniversary dinner in the hospital! |
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| Eric does have basketball shorts on in this picture. |
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| A little glimpse of the most romantic date night, ever. Movie night set up in the garage! |
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| Family from Colorado! |
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| The student nurse made a liiiitle mistake. Whoops! |
