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take lots off vitamin D and Natokinase and you'll heel in no time....
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Thanks fellas !!!
It hurts like ....! I almost passed out when it happened, heard a loud "snap" and fell... Luckily there was a mountain of ice I poured out of the cooler just a few min earlier just a few feet away in the lawn... Crawled over there, screaming, the neighbors must have thought I got shot or something...
At least I have plenty of time to put up the race vidz and chill out...
The vitamin d is in the morning smoothie alongside the fruits and veggies anyway, but I will have my wife get me some of the natokinase
Luckily it's only the brake foot and not the shifter
It hurts like ....! I almost passed out when it happened, heard a loud "snap" and fell... Luckily there was a mountain of ice I poured out of the cooler just a few min earlier just a few feet away in the lawn... Crawled over there, screaming, the neighbors must have thought I got shot or something...
At least I have plenty of time to put up the race vidz and chill out...
The vitamin d is in the morning smoothie alongside the fruits and veggies anyway, but I will have my wife get me some of the natokinase
Luckily it's only the brake foot and not the shifter
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Consider that as being the price of fame for winning so many races on that awesome bike of yours Phil !! I am incredibly proud of you and know this will heal quick since you are seriously Superman bro!!
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Brake foot? What's that? I know of the brake hand, but not this... In racing they say if a part is unused or not worn out by race end, it's too heavy. Tell the docs to keep this brake foot of yours and go on to win even more races with your new and improved power:weight ratio
In all seriousness, that really sucks and I feel for you. Recovery process on load bearing joints is especially long and drawn out, too. Congrats on the wins, and get to work on those uploads in the mean time!
In all seriousness, that really sucks and I feel for you. Recovery process on load bearing joints is especially long and drawn out, too. Congrats on the wins, and get to work on those uploads in the mean time!
Similar incident happened to me a few years ago, I had to take a taxi to the hospital because I (and all of my friends) had a few too many beverages to be able to drive......My Romanian taxi driver told me not to worry, it was just a sprain (he was a pro soccer player in his country). Got x-ray'd at the hospital, broken tibia and fibula.
Hope you get better news and heal quickly
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X-ray of the ankle showed solid bones. Applies pressure by hand from all sides doesn't hurt.
Conclusion: torn/snapped ligaments.
I am now resting, foot up, drugged up, dozing off every few minutes
Wife is getting the computer from work and the boss asked if it happened motorcycle related f course not ...
Conclusion: torn/snapped ligaments.
I am now resting, foot up, drugged up, dozing off every few minutes
Wife is getting the computer from work and the boss asked if it happened motorcycle related
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