Broken ankle

[unchyll]

has anyone seriously succesfuly healed from an ankle break

like its been almost 3 months after i broke mine and when i fell on it yesterday i could fell a little pain where i broke it nothing serious like i could still ski and everything i could just feel it my friend also who had broken his femur more than 3 months ago felt a pain where he had his break at mostly cus our mountain doesnt know how to make a nice landing but seriously

anyone have the same problems cus i really dont want to live my life with a fucked up ankle

 

[R.Fahey]

ask Andrew Napier. That kid has broken his ankle 7 times. He's pretty on top of it. Sucks though man. Hope it gets good.

 

[Ben.]

OW BROKE! MY ANKLES ARE BROKEN MY ANKLES ARE BROKE IVE GOT BROKEN ANKLES AHHHHHH!

Filmer: Uhhh i think his ankles are broken

Sorry had to say it

 

[poofartpee]

ankles need alot of time like knees yo

 

[Ender]

ankles take more than 3 months to be pain free

 

[unchyll]

ok good i thought it healed wrong or seomthing

but is anyone familiar with a slight pain right above the outside side your ankle

 

[velocicunt]

andrew gapier slays that shit

broken ankles left and right

 

[ijibgoremtn]

you son of a bitch as soon as i saw a thread called broken ankle i was gonna say that oh well, good job

 

[Sholte]

^thats what i said

 

[Roy]

haha I have didn't take super long. But I "severly" bruised my heel in may and it still swollen as fuck and gets pertty sore so I know what your goin through.

 

[Jeff_Thomas]

Nope. continue to re-sprain, nearly every month or two.

 

[garrett.]

femur= biggest bone in your boddy, if u break that u will feel pain if u ski on it in 3 months i would think

 

[Luckyscs]

Just think, if you skiied all the time, you couldn't have broke your ankle.

 

[Shifty540]

YESSS

Ive had that pain for the last 3 months and it wont go away. It affects my ability to run and ski as hard as I normally do. Fuckin pisses me off, its only when I apply pressure, I can walk just fine tho.

 

[nosnowsnakes]

I dislocated my hip two years ago and I still get pain in it sometimes. After an injury you just have to learn to ski through the pain. A lot of it is probably scar tissue that will go away eventually. Also if it was only 3 months your muscles are probably still protecting the area... be patient, you'll feel better eventually.

Unfortunatly, I seem to have really bad luck because I had an almost-compound fracture to my tib/fib last friday which happened to be the anniversary of my hip surgery. So I'm spending the rest of my ski season with my good old friends percoset and mr. and ms. crutches.