Didn't Know
When we first visited the orthopaedic surgeon at the end of 2019, he did suggest that my mum try ultrasound therapy for her bursitis. We dilly-dallied for more than half a year trying medication, gels, and medicated plasters. By the time mum got frustrated enough to try the physiotherapy, the referral letter had expired. Lucky for us, the process of getting it renewed didn't require us to get another appointment with the specialist. With the new letter issued, we could proceed with the therapy. It was just fifteen minutes of running an ultrasound wand over mum's heel. She didn't feel a thing. At the end of the session, the physiotherapist showed her some stretches, and showed her how she should ice her heel. That session cost MYR50 with no waiting time required.
Didn't know where to have breakfast, but we somehow ended up having curry noodles at Restoran New Lian Hin.
I had a lunch date with KH, but we didn't know what to eat either. The universe led us to Yamatatsu. It was my first time there. Quite a popular place with notoriously little available parking. To be seated, you need to have a full party. Rumour has it that the restaurant is operated by a couple of bears.
Next was kopi time, and once again we made a random choice. Another first for me at The Imperial White Coffee, Kuchai Lama. We didn't know what to do after coffee, but somehow we ended up in my room for a late afternoon delight.
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I can imagine your mum's suffering as I also had pain on both soles for years. My wife forced me to let the foot expert booth at 1-U to examine my both feet on their computerized plates. They sold 2 plastic soles for my shoes at the cost of RM800 after discount. It was a miracle and no more pain after long walks. Seems like my bones grew out awkwardly just a bit but caused terrible pain plus swelling.