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Hello everyone!

About Me

I had a plan on what to do this month, after returning from the New Year I would work, take a break on Saturday, and work on Sunday until the end of the month.

On Saturday I took my kid fishing (Here it's called pesque-pague, which means PayFishing, a place near a small lake with rods to rend and you pay for each fish you pick). The fishing went well and I returned home, in the afternoon I started to feel some pain in my knees. That night I was not able to sleep.

On Sunday as soon as the sun raised I went to the Hospital because I could not handle the pain. The medic did some tests and gave me some medicine (drugs are the proper term I believe). I took the medicine and felt better, but still, I could not bend my knee or else it would hurt. The doctor said to return to the hospital if I had a Fever or my knee got bigger.

On Monday, I woke up with pain and a Swollen Knee. I went to the hospital. The medic performed a drain to remove the fluid and alleviate the pressure. The collected material was sent for analysis. Before sending me out, the doctor told me to see a doctor if I had a fever, swollen knee again, or red knee.

 Later on Monday I had a fever and went again to the hospital. The doctor ran a few exams and gave me more drugs to take. He also warned me that depending on the result of the fluid analysis I might need surgery to fix the knee. He also told me if I was not able to stand due to the pain or if the knee started to become red I would need to run to the hospital and proceed with the surgery,

Today I'm going to the hospital again to run some more exams. The fluid analysis result has not been released yet. I'm hopping that I won't need surgery and that I don't need to go rushing to the hospital anytime soon.

About Patreon

With my current setup, I can't work, because I need to keep my legs straight and my desk has little space for my legs (I'm a big guy). I'm making adjustments to my setup and see if I can find a way to work with a straight leg.

Sadly I work alone, and there is no one to transfer some of the work that I did so I can have things released, so I ask for a bit of patience.

To not become completely unproductive I will transfer my work to my laptop and work at a different desk. What this means is that I won't be able to handle complex works because my laptop is old and slow.

Luckily this month we will have a big release that will require a lot of low poly work, the Human Watchtower.

So this is the plan, I will start working on the Human Watchtower, and then I will work on the Loyalty reward (it's Done, I just need to pose and print).

Regarding the Patron Commission Requests sorry for the delay but it will happen (not only at a random time but also at a random date). I will work on it after working on this post.

Once again, I'm sorry for the delay. Regarding the releases I think I still can manage them with a bit more delay.

Best regards,

Ivo

Comments

Mini Manatee

Take care of yourself, I can only speak for me - but I'm more than happy to wait until you're fully recovered before you start thinking about sculpting again.

Imagine Minis

Thanks! I know my limits, and I won't go into an uncomfortable position if it only delays my recovery. That being said I will find a way, even if it's a little thing I can do.

Chris

I hope you feel a lot better soon! Please take it easy and remember your health is the most important thing - anything else can wait :)

Joey D

Aye, as I'm sure everyone will say (and agree), your health is way more important than models... So yeah, take care of you, we can wait :) Fingers crossed you won't need surgery, but either way, wishing you a speedy/painless recovery :3

Feltyr

Take care of yourself, I hope you get well soon! As other stated, please prioritize your health.

Hidebound

Health first! The models can bide awhile while you recover

Benjamin

Take care, I hope you will heal soon ! Don't rush, health is more important !

Lukas

Hello Ivo. I wish you to get better soon! Take your time to recover.