Injuries. What's your story?

[slowmick]

Farkin ell - I thought people only dislocated the patella - I googled dislocated knee - that's not right. Legs shouldn't do that. Good luck with your recovery.

 

[The Reverend]

Complete dislocation of left knee, resulting in;

Grade 3 tear ACL
Grade 2 tear PCL
Grade 2 Tear LCL
Large tear Lateral Meniscus
Complex tear Medial Meniscus
Osteochondral Contusions
Grade 3 Fissuring Lateral Patella Facet
Large Heamarthrosis
Extensive muscular damage including;
Grade 2 tear Popliteus, Soleus, Biceps Femoris, Vastus Medalis, Gastrocnemius

Yay!

That does not sound like you'll be doing anything energetic in the short term.

I take it you're getting a $6m dollar man bionic leg?
Did you land from space on your leg whilst trying to pirouette?

Good luck with surgery and resulting recovery.

 

[Knuckles]

Farkin ell - I thought people only dislocated the patella - I googled dislocated knee - that's not right. Legs shouldn't do that. Good luck with your recovery.

They shouldn't feel like that either. Was sphincter tightening when I reached down and felt it.

And was gut churning when I pushed it back in.

 

[Tubbsy]

What kind of stack caused this horror?

 

[Knuckles]

What kind of stack caused this horror?

The most pathetic innocuous thing ever.

Looped out on a speedy manual, put my foot down automatically, bike and upper body rotated, foot and lower leg didn't.......

 

[hifiandmtb]

Channeling your inner Yoann!

 

[beeb]

Channeling your inner Yoann!

You sir, need a job in PR!
100% the best way to look at it!

 

[Tubbsy]

Slow speed twisting crashes always seem to fuck you the worst.

All the best with the recovery..

 

[pink poodle]

Fuck me! That's some epic shouldn't hurt crash action @Knuckles. Best of luck with the recovery.

In the short term, are you still able to gyrate and thrust? They are important motions!

 

[The Reverend]

Ruined an ankle with a slow speed rotating crash. Wouldn't recommend it.

 

[link1896]

Dislocated my shoulder playing rugby with my nephews.

Fuck me the pain. I’d take two broken collarbones over a dislocated shoulder. Worse then any limb brakes I’ve experienced.

Fentanyl is shit hot. I see the attraction. What a buzz. I met the dancing pink unicorns in the ED briefly.

 

[slowmick]

Not good sir. when i dislocated mine the osteo said that a break would heal quicker at my age.

 

[Lazmo]

Ouch...

 

[hifiandmtb]

That looks 'orrible!

 

[link1896]

Thanks gents.

Shoulder socket itself is feeling fine, from half way down my humerus the muscles are on fire. Hopefully the muscles heal quickly.

I already knew I needed to work on developing some upper body strength.

 

[Scotty T]

Fuck me the pain.

You get used to it after half a dozen pops. Get it evaluated for surgery sooner than later, then you won't need to go through the pain of many more pops, and gets lots of Fentanyl.

 

[Jpez]

Dislocated my shoulder playing rugby with my nephews.

Fuck me the pain. I’d take two broken collarbones over a dislocated shoulder. Worse then any limb brakes I’ve experienced.

Fentanyl is shit hot. I see the attraction. What a buzz. I met the dancing pink unicorns in the ED briefly.

Ha! I’ve got an X-ray almost identical. I’ve broken heaps of stuff and sliced and diced myself so many times but a dislocated shoulder pushed my pain tolerance to a whole new level!

 

[Scotty T]

I already knew I needed to work on developing some upper body strength.

I feel it's the only reason mine hasn't completely fucked out again. 3rd year of twice a week strength classes, can't recommend enough and even when I do tweak my shoulders (both have issues) I recover faster.

 

[The Reverend]

I only sublaxed mine (partial dislocation and return) and it buggered up my rotator cuff tendons.

Those dislocations would have me wanting an arm like The Winter Soldier.

Heal up quick both of you!

 

[wkkie]

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Ha! I’ve got an X-ray almost identical. I’ve broken heaps of stuff and sliced and diced myself so many times but a dislocated shoulder pushed my pain tolerance to a whole new level!

Ouch, are those dislocated towards the front or back of your bodies @Jpez and @link1896?