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At least it's not bent anymore.... still many weeks till i can walk.





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Damn dude, you're WAY worse off than I am. Man I'm sorry.

Wow that's so nuts.

How is your progress? I hope you're able to walk sooner man.

coolhandluke wrote:How is your progress? I hope you're able to walk sooner man.

7 weeks post op today, Just had an ortho appointment this AM... progress = bones healing, but not quite there. Allowed to begin putting weight on my leg and transition to light walking with boot/brace (no jumping/etc) over the next 2 weeks. Then PT, and i guess that'll be it. Guess i'll just have to wait and see how close i get back to original abilities.

Much better news than i had anticipated

nice! glad to hear dude

Woof.. :shudder: Hope you make a full recovery mang...

Damn D, that's some savage shit. Looks solid now though. You'll never break that area again.

Physio, physio and more physio. I can't stress that enough. It is mandatory if you want full mobility again. I regret being "whatev" about it and now I lost ~20% range of motion.

Here's to a full recovery

That's crappy collimation on those xray, D, lol!

Good luck and speedy recovery!

Effn BRUTAL!!! Damn son!

Here's to a speedy FULL recovery!!!

opie wrote:That's crappy collimation on those xray, D, lol!

Huh? All my previous x-rays were done in the ER, or during surgery, and were a new digital X-ray machine. These i had done as follow ups, and because of insurance, i had to go elsewhere, and it was not a new school digital xray. Care to elaborate?

Thanks for all the other comments guys.... can't wait to walk again.

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Glad to hear things are looking better!

Ti = har! stainless is where it is at.



Or Ti for newer repairs.

white rocket wrote:Here's to a full recovery :swed:

Fixed.

elambz wrote:Fixed.

Truth.


Got 'medicated' last night....and took a few crutchless baby steps. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sore this AM.

This thread gives me the eeby jeebies

Hard to tell in person you had so much metal inside... :p

Keep puffing and you'll feel better in no time

Bbasso wrote:Keep puffing and you'll feel better in no time

this is true!!!

D, I'm just breaking balls, lol./

Collimation is like framing a pic. We're taught to collimate the body part tight so as to not radiate areas that aren't of interest.

opie wrote:D, I'm just breaking balls, lol./

Collimation is like framing a pic. We're taught to collimate the body part tight so as to not radiate areas that aren't of interest.

aaaah.... i'll be sure to mention to the radiologist on my next round of films..... at least she gave me a iron blanket for my sack.

thanks.

D wrote:

opie wrote:D, I'm just breaking balls, lol./

Collimation is like framing a pic. We're taught to collimate the body part tight so as to not radiate areas that aren't of interest.

aaaah.... i'll be sure to mention to the radiologist on my next round of films..... at least she gave me a iron blanket for my sack.

Oh the lulz... I guess the question there is did she cover them for ya?

CivicBeater wrote:This thread gives me the eeby jeebies

Made me barf in my mouf a little...