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Originally Posted by campbellcj
LOL, I do not doubt that one bit, although 20 years later I have not had any re-injury so the repair was certainly adequate... I would not wish this type of issue on anyone though. Many say severe soft-tissue injuries are worse from a recovery standpoint than common broken-bone injuries although I can't vouch for that as I have had numerous tendon, muscle and joint probs (mainly soccer & cycling) but no actual bone fractures.
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It sucks. I broke my radius and ulna close to the wrist on my left hand. It involved several months of a cast, then a hard splint, then a soft splint, and finally physical therapy. The best part after the injury occurred was looking down at my arm and seeing it in an "S" shape. At the same time I chipped my tooth... after it bit straight through my lower lip. The damn thing is still numb... Plus my jaw pops whenever I eat something remotely firm
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I kissed pavement pretty hard.