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Ruptured achilles

aries

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Oh man this really sucks, I ruptured my Achilles tendon in Feb14th playing squash and I've been going bat shit crazy since! I have to wear a cast for 6wks and then a walking boot for another 2-4wks. All this when I was ready to make bookings with Natalia,Bianka and Kristen for the first time since they were finally coming back to the airport area. 3 months without any hobbying is killing me, but on the bright side I'm saving money.

I wouldn't wish this would injury on anyone, it's horrible trying to function doing daily activities!
 

Perry Mason

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"Need is the mother of invention."

Been there, done that (B.T.D.T.).

All you need is ingenuity...

Perry
 

K Douglas

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That is no doubt a brutal injury but you should be able to hobby after the cast is off.
 

Smash

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I ruptured my Achilles tendon this past July playing basketball. Trust me.. I know how much it suuuucks. Mine was non-operative so I had to wear a boot for 9weeks with my foot/toe pointing downward in the boot stabilized. It sucked big time. I could only shower once every 3 days because I had crutches and could not stand in the shower with my boot for more then a few mins, dangerous if I was to fall in the shower.

I basically just sat on the couch for 9+ weeks binge watching BreakingBad and SAMCRO. That boot sucked man. I had to have everything set up around my sofa within reach like plates, cutlery, cups, hand sanitizer and a mini fridge. It was very difficult to move too and from the kitchen on those crutches so I had to move as much stuff from the kitchen to the living room. I had a hard time going up or down stairs so I slept on the sofa.

I could not go grocery shopping. I had to depend on friends/family to shop for me weekly. If you are normally a independent individual then being home ridden in a boot sucks even more because you have to depend on people to help you. Even my monthly hospital visits wear very challenging since I had no one to take me for appointments.

So yea, I had to wear the boot for 9 weeks. After that every 2 weeks the Dr took out an incline splint until my foot was flat at a 45deg angle. Then after the boot came off I had extensive rehab to stretch the tendon and strengthen it. I will be honest. This injury takes a very long time to fully heal. I have talked to several people who had this injury and they all told me that it was 1-1.5 years until they felt somewhat back to normal and have good jumping ability or their explosive speed back.

My advice is to not let it get you down. It can get depressing being laid up helpless but try to stay positive. Get NetFlix and binge watch shows. Do not overexert yourself and hurt yourself even more. Once the boot comes off and the Dr gives you the green light for rehab go hard 3 times a day. You'll have to be relentless with the exercises.

Good luck man
 
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aries

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Hey smash, thanks for the info. Yeah my doctor wants to go the non-surgery route as well, the shower thing totally sucks. I still shower everyday but it's defiantly an adventure. I'm taking it slow so I don't re rupture it, I plan on aggressive basic once I get the go ahead. I have Netflix and porn on the IPad so I guess I'm set.
 

Perry Mason

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For showering, I stuck my leg in a green garbage bag. Wrap the top of the bag with a towel and use either a belt or some elastic to seal it, and use a hand held shower head.

Still a bitch, but it helped a lot!

You'll be fine, but you will learn a bit about patience!

Perry
 
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