Girl with long arm cast + long leg cast ( bent knee and pointed foot) she is completely immobilized 30 minutes clip

Matilda had an accident in a parking lot where a car ran over her arm.

At the hospital, a doctor applied a long-arm cast (LAC) that also covered her two fingers.

Once she was back home and feeling a bit better, she decided to do some exercise to stretch her body. Unfortunately, during her workout, she tore her Achilles tendon and fractured her tibia.

The doctor determined that her foot needed to be kept in a "pointed" position and her knee bent—a configuration designed to be comfortable while also preventing her from walking, ensuring the leg could heal completely.

Matilda has been completely immobilized; her arm and leg are useless, and she is confined to her home.

In the clip, you’ll see how Matilda spends her free time: trying to put a fluffy sock over her cast, posing on her sofa, showing her toes peeking out from the cast, dressing up in elegant clothes and a high-heeled shoe, and pretending to be on a date with a stranger—since she can’t leave the house, she has to come up with interesting things to do.