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[hende]

9 screws 1 rod and four days in the hospital ill have x ray pics with the added hardware on friday if anyone wants to see them to

[greenjk]

Not good mate, hope it heals ok, what did you do.

[Drail]

Originally Posted by greenjk

not good mate, hope it heals ok, what did you do.

x2??

[hende]

i was messing around with a buddy westling and fell over the curb

[CrawlinMike]

Lol. I was just gonna say I hope it's not your ass kickin foot.

[hende]

nope this was the left foot i still got my right lol

[RANOVRU]

Ive never 'westled' before. Is that like some kind of contact yoga or what?

[hende]

it could be lol but what it really is is to out of it on pain killers to spell lol

[BLOODBANE]

I just seen that over on Pirate. Made me wince when I seen it there and still makes me wince now. Good luck on the recovery....

[EeePee]

I can sympathize, I have 6 screws and a rod (all titanium) in my right ankle.

Never been the same since July 2005.

Get better soon. Consider therapy, as I didn't do it and I absolutely have limited movement with my right ankle.

[RANOVRU]

Definately take the therapy if any is offered. I fell from 4ft when a joist let go on a deck we were framing and the left ankles never been right since. I didnt even go to seek any attention, just manned up and went to work the next day thinking it would be ok.

Its healed, but healed fawked up. Not the smartest move on my part.

[MAXXMASHER]

Definitely pursue rehab as soon as you can. I broke my collarbone, shoulder, left arm, cracked shin, and neck (not too bad) in a motorcycle wreck twenty years ago. I begged them to get me out of the hospital as soon as possible and started rehab less than a week later. It hurt like hell and they said they were surprised by my progress in such a short time. Only eight days after my wreck, I was released. This happened in mid October and my goal was to be on Skis by the new year. I worked my ass off and celebrated New Year's Day on the slopes. Shortly after, I got my job back that required me to be physically fit and work hard every day. I hurt every day, but eventually I got back to where I was beforehand and then some. Two decades later, and no ill effects from that terrible night. Just keep your head up, your teeth gritted, and fight through whatever comes! The harder you work, the more it will pay off in the long run!


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