Me too - operation needed to wire it all together, and couldn't drive for some about 6 weeks, as they said I couldn't do an emergency stop. Very painful at night, I did take pain killers but the co-codamol upset my stomach.
My fingers were so swollen for weeks, I could not touch my thumb to my first finger. I got some squeezable balls to strengthen my muscles and grip. I was trying to write with left hand, not easy. I didn't have a smart phone/tablet then.
When eventually the plaster was eventually removed I felt so exposed and vulnerable, I had an elastic bandage on, and had a sling when I went out, as I was worried others would knock it.
Do exercises they recommend as much as possible, but not over doing it. It feels a bit painful at first, you do need to push yourself a bit. After the scar had healed I used bio oil to keep it supple.
Ever since, I have lost my confidence a bit and don't walk alone in remote places any more, and I am scared to falling again. Horrible for you
Good Morning Tuesday 23rd April St Georges Day
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic