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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Off the grid- Almost
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Originally Posted by Tobra View Post
.... a limb length discrepancy. With committed fractures, the shattered bone they talked about, it is fairly common to end up a bit short on the injured side.
As I was laying in the hospital, leg in traction awaiting surgery, I was told my days in construction are over.
They cannot guarantee the length of the leg, and I will most likely have a limp the rest of my life.

My sister, who is a nurse, knew this doc had a less than stellar reputation.
She made bunch of phone calls, until after midnight, and lined up an highly respected orthopedic surgeon to perform the surgery.

A year later, I get a call saying it's time to remove the hardware. My response- We have to wait until I'm done framing a house. I'm not going to leave this contractor hanging.

Can't thank Dr. Ozolin enough for taking the extra care. Absolutely no issues whatsoever after the healing process.
Old 05-18-2017, 11:46 AM
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