This guy had a number of leg/foot/ankle breaks and ended up getting the same ligament repair surgery that I had. This pic was from about 2010, he took quite a few selfies at that time.
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This guy had a number of leg/foot/ankle breaks and ended up getting the same ligament repair surgery that I had. This pic was from about 2010, he took quite a few selfies at that time.
5 years ago, post-surg. I attended a wedding. Yeah, I was "the guy at the wedding on crutches" and actually there was a big staircase at the reception venue with no elevator that I had to climb and people had to wait for me to go up it lol!
10 weeks after surgery in the summer of 2021. My last bit of recovery was a couple weeks in this boot. 12 weeks total - 7 in NWB casts, 3 in WB cast, 2 in the boot. That was a long, hot, cast-laden summer. But my ankle finally got fixed after years and years of pain and problems.
8 years ago, Memorial Day weekend 2018. One of the few injuries I've had on my right. No cast for this one, but I got a boot the next week at the ortho clinic. There was some bad pain happening in that photo.
This pic is from around 2009-10. Wooden crutches were around more then. In the past decade or so they've all but become obsolete...that's why I am glad I have 2 pairs of them. "They made em better in the old days" absolutely applies to wooden crutches. The wood is strong and noiseless. The most they do is develop a slight creak, like a wooden floorboard, with repeated usage. I've never known a pair of them to break.
Yikes, this was 14 years ago in 2012! 2011 and 2012 were bad years for that left foot. I had two injuries almost back-to-back and the pain literally went on for like a year. I still have those wooden crutches and they still work! And they're still noiseless. They look like they belong in an attic nowadays though. I was still using them in 2018 when I hobbled into a medical facility when I broke my other ankle. Crazy life and times.
A year ago I went to look for a friend's grave in a cemetery while recovering.
3 years ago or so in a parking lot. The funny clothes caught my eye more than the cast! Since that time I can count on one hand the number of casts and crutches I've seen. Way more boots and scooters, or just boots. Doctors definitely aren't treating with casts and crutches as much.
Feb 2024 sprain cast. Eventually this cast became my 'Enya' cast, after it got some nice graffiti on it! This was the cast when it was still blank!
Paulie from Australia, an adorable guy who frequently wears these Birkis, is a man after my own heart.