nostraightanswer / LupinNSA

@lupin.nostraightanswer.com

AKA Lupin. He/they. Music producer, singer-songwriter, vtuber-streamer. Beginner bodybuilder, dabbling game developer? Profile illust, 💙: @rioichikarihazi.bsky.social E-mail: contact@nostraightanswer.com 💪🐺💖

surprisingly, all of my stitches came out today, and i’m cleared to walk with supports (a post-op boot is all i need, surprisingly) until Wednesday, at which point i will be permitted to walk with supports if i need them, without if I don’t. i suddenly have way more freedom of movement.

nostraightanswer / LupinNSA@lupin.nostraightanswer.com · 3d ago

…later today, after i sleep, i might get cleared to walk again. i honestly really hope so. but also, the pain in my foot, i’m starting to wonder if this is normal…. 🙁 it’s been two weeks since the closure surgery, but the pain’s barely manageable with prescription strength naproxen and otc tylenol

…later today, after i sleep, i might get cleared to walk again. i honestly really hope so. but also, the pain in my foot, i’m starting to wonder if this is normal…. 🙁 it’s been two weeks since the closure surgery, but the pain’s barely manageable with prescription strength naproxen and otc tylenol

Please stop saying “lockdowns.” There were never true lockdowns in the US, and it fuels far right narratives to repeat this inaccurate statement. You can say closures, you can say restrictions, or better, you can say public health measures which saved many lives.

Dr. Lucky Tran@luckytran.com · 6d ago

People still complain about “lockdowns” but we had none in the US. We had stay-at-home orders, where although businesses were closed, you could still go outside whenever you wanted. Other countries had far stricter rules, and yet have been much more accepting of them as they saved many more lives.

sometimes my foot feels like it’s shooting electricity and that is no fun. post-surgery pain is… weird. i just hope it goes away as i recover. i… physically can’t rest more than i am, though. i take a prescribed painkiller (Naproxen) and some Tylenol to deal with the pain, and usually it’s fine

that one big article about how a bunch of americans were taught how to read wrong changed everything for me. now when i get a comment about something i never actually said i think oh, are you one of the kids that got taught three cueing instead of phonics? are you half guessing what i said

While listening to "SYNTECH" and "specters" albums i couldn't not thinking about dancing in the rain and wanted to draw something like that Who else could be the victim of night sketching if not the cause @lupin.nostraightanswer.com Sorry for popping up in front of your eyes so much lately

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I always get sad whenever someone says how much they hated my gameplay in Sonic Adventure 2 because I was just doing my best to try to find the Master Emerald but I guess I'm just not good enough for them

first dressing changes tomorrow morning. in a week i believe the stitches on the bottom of my foot will be removed, and i’ll be cleared to begin walking (with assistance, probably). in the meantime, i will continue hopping on one leg, using a walker as a support.

also hi i’m hone from the hospital. here’s a barely-related “specters”fact: “empty” openly discusses drug (ab)use as a potential escape from the deepest darkest depths of my depression and existential apathy, but is also about doing little things to slowly get better.

i was supposed to go home today, but i am spending one more night at the hospital, in incredible frustration, because the infectious diseases team got a little scared that i might have MRSA instead of MSSA, and thus decided to keep me while the culture develops for one more day.

new update: while the surgeries have gone well (swelling is down, infected tissues drained and flushed, stitches and dressings for two-three weeks), pathology results have come back indicating MSSA in my bone. in other words, i have osteomyelitis again. after 24 years.

nostraightanswer / LupinNSA@lupin.nostraightanswer.com · 2w ago

hello everyone. The surgery reportedly went well, although I didn’t hear it from the surgeon themself. The tissues and bone were seemingly not too damaged. still, they took a number of biopsies just to be sure. The biggest relief is that the pressure and swelling has reduced.