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Originally posted by Badabing
There was still blood flowing through the damaged tissue, so no surgery. It took 3 years for me to get back in the gym.
Originally posted by Badabing
Full recovery. Got lucky with the type of injury. It was a b!tch though. My leg atrophied because it was in a brace for over a year. My posture was a mess from favoring one leg. Then there was gaining a ton of weight.
Originally posted by HumbleServant
Hey sorry to hear about the injury. I pray everything works out fine and you are restored 100%. If you dont mind me asking, how did you get the injury?
Dude, it's from a few years ago. Bada just felt like posting one of his old pics and telling the story about it. He has already made a full recovery.
And not only that... he is a ripped beast now, punching everyone who doesn't give him $3.50.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTWno dude I know he’s recovered. It was still serious stuff. Just because he’s back to normal now doesnt mean he will be like this when he’s 60. I tore my acl and was running full speed in 8 months without surgery but that knee was never the same. 6 years later I dislocated it. Even though Everything checks out bada should still get an mr, this way he knows exactly what it is.
Nobody reads on this site anymore.
True that. You are 100% correct. Nature of many injuries is that they like to resurface the older we get. I didn't want to think of that.
I busted my elbow three years ago and shit still hurts, wasn't as lucky as Bada. I need to be careful not to connect with anything, I have a special arm pillow for it too 😂 Meds have side effects, so I'm not taking them unless really necessary.
Chronic bursitis caused by trauma or whatever it's called in English. No good treatment for it.
Originally posted by HumbleServantThanks. Here's a link to my before and after pics.
Hey sorry to hear about the injury. I pray everything works out fine and you are restored 100%. If you dont mind me asking, how did you get the injury?
My knee is 100% healed. It was a nagging injury throughout my 40s that I never let heal correctly. Finally it just sprained right before the point of full tearing. I have no single activity or event. Heavy squats, roller blading, snow skiing when I lived up north all contributed.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
True that. You are 100% correct. Nature of many injuries is that they like to resurface the older we get. I didn't want to think of that.I busted my elbow three years ago and shit still hurts, wasn't as lucky as Bada. I need to be careful not to connect with anything, I have a special arm pillow for it too 😂 Meds have side effects, so I'm not taking them unless really necessary.
Chronic bursitis caused by trauma or whatever it's called in English. No good treatment for it.
"special arm pillow"
Originally posted by DiesldudeWhen it was injured, I got an MRI. I've spent 10s of 1,000s of dollars on physical therapy, personal training, stem cell therapy and peptide therapy. So my knee is about as close to 100% as it can get at my age. I can train w/o issue and jog 2-3 miles per day with no problem.
no dude I know he’s recovered. It was still serious stuff. Just because he’s back to normal now doesnt mean he will be like this when he’s 60. I tore my acl and was running full speed in 8 months without surgery but that knee was never the same. 6 years later I dislocated it. Even though Everything checks out bada should still get an mr, this way he knows exactly what it is.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTWYour elbow, GEEZ! It hurts just thinking about it. That's as bad as an ankle break. Hope you can get it sorted out.
True that. You are 100% correct. Nature of many injuries is that they like to resurface the older we get. I didn't want to think of that.I busted my elbow three years ago and shit still hurts, wasn't as lucky as Bada. I need to be careful not to connect with anything, I have a special arm pillow for it too 😂 Meds have side effects, so I'm not taking them unless really necessary.
Chronic bursitis caused by trauma or whatever it's called in English. No good treatment for it.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
True that. You are 100% correct. Nature of many injuries is that they like to resurface the older we get. I didn't want to think of that.I busted my elbow three years ago and shit still hurts, wasn't as lucky as Bada. I need to be careful not to connect with anything, I have a special arm pillow for it too 😂 Meds have side effects, so I'm not taking them unless really necessary.
Chronic bursitis caused by trauma or whatever it's called in English. No good treatment for it.
I tore the meniscus in my right knee when I was 22. It's now almost 40 years later, Ivehad several surgeries on the right knee and a few on the left (wear n tear from favoring the right). I now also have injuries to my right ankle and left shoulder (due to the way I offload weight from my right knee)
Basically my right knee is bone on bone, in the left I have just on half a cartledge left. I need reconstructions on both knees but my orthopedic surgeon won't do them until I'm in my 70s. Mind you the physio I'm seeing these days is showing me new exercises and things I can do to improve my mobility. It actually shocked me, didn't think there was anything new I could learn after so many physios over the years.
Originally posted by Badabing
When it was injured, I got an MRI. I've spent 10s of 1,000s of dollars on physical therapy, personal training, stem cell therapy and peptide therapy. So my knee is about as close to 100% as it can get at my age. I can train w/o issue and jog 2-3 miles per day with no problem. Your elbow, GEEZ! It hurts just thinking about it. That's as bad as an ankle break. Hope you can get it sorted out.
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