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February 2008

  • broken ankle/pins,etc./2-yr folo - by Lee in FL - (Wed, Feb 20 2008)
    April, 06, broke right ankle. (broken shoes). Fell, dislocating ankle from heel. Tried to get up, and broke my own bones! (Broke left ankle 5 yrs ago by slipping on a wet marble floor. Pulled my leg out from under me on the way down, and slammed it into a 90-degree sharp marble baseboard! [more..]
  • Arthritis Pain After Surgery - by CB - (Fri, Feb 08 2008)
    I broke my ankle over 25 years ago skydiving. I had surgery and was in a cast afterwards. I did not have any plates or screws inserted. I now have a lot of pain in my ankle. I just recently started using an orthotic. Which may or may not help. [more..]
  • Tendons pulling away from bone - by Barbara - (Tue, Feb 05 2008)
    Left peroneus tendon pulled away from bone taking bone chip with it which inbedded in tendon. Been wearing ankle brace for 3 years & foot bones are shifting. [more..]
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