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Andrew's ACL Injury, Surgery, and Recovery: 1 Year Post Op!
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Saturday, April 3, 2010. 1 Year Post Op! Since tearing my acl in Sept '08 and having it reconstructed in April '09 I've come to the following conclusions: Tearing your acl sucks, rehab blows, but getting through it all makes you appreciate being healthy and being able to play Ultimate Frisbee! At one year post op, I'm still not done with rehab, but I'm feeling (and playing) pretty damn good. A brief history since the injury:. After that, I was allowed to ditch both the crutches and immobilizer. 3-4 days ...
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Andrew's ACL Injury, Surgery, and Recovery: Ditching the knee sleeve and playing too much
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Monday, October 19, 2009. Ditching the knee sleeve and playing too much. I've also ditched the knee sleeve as it wouldn't protect me from tearing anything and it makes me aware of my weaker leg. Right now, treating my surgical leg different than my good leg is a bad idea as according to this study. Showed (and every other study I've read) there was no statistical difference in the outcome of acl reconstruction if you wear a brace or a sleeve. So my goals over the next month or two will be:. I love readin...
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Andrew's ACL Injury, Surgery, and Recovery: March 2010
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010. 11 Months Post Op! The recent (2 months ago) pain / swelling in knee is now gone. Although my left leg is still. Smaller than my good right leg, it is noticeably bigger than before. All the strengthening I've been doing for the past 2 months has paid off! I'm back to playing ultimate 2-3 times a week with no pain. Goals for the next month:. Make surgical leg bigger / badder / stronger. Treat both legs equally. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Yes Knee Can: ACL Surgery Recovery. Playi...
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Andrew's ACL Injury, Surgery, and Recovery: 7 months Post Op
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009. 7 months Post Op. Over the past month since being given the go-ahead for sports, I've been playing 2 days of Ultimate a week 2 days of personal training (30 mins of pure torture for my legs). Overall, the knee has constantly been improving, I have more confidence in my leg, and with the intense PT sessions my muscle strength is coming close to matching my good leg. I still have skin numbness below the kneecap on the outer size and about the size of tennis ball. If it's gett...
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Just another WordPress.com site. April 26, 2011. Injury: http:/ boneclinic.wordpress.com/2011/04/25/anterior-cruciate-ligament-acl-injury/. Rehab: http:/ boneclinic.wordpress.com/2011/04/25/acl-reconstruction-and-rehabilitation/. Prevention: http:/ aclsupport.wordpress.com/2011/04/19/why-do-acls-tear/. April 26, 2011. Too little, too late…but maybe for the next go round. March 15, 2011. In essence, can we … Continue reading →. Kicking my own a*. March 14, 2011. Progress…one step at a time. March 4, 2011.
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Just another WordPress.com site. Newer posts →. Dangerously close to 1 month. February 14, 2011. Being at roughly the one month mark, I thought I’d add another progress post. As of today (2 days shy of a month), I:. Am walking without my brace 99% of the time (the only time I start to wish for my brace is around crowds or kids). Can bend my leg “comfortably” to 145 degrees…at this point though, I’m really just trying to get my heel to hit my butt. Can walk up stairs normally again! I’m sure there a...