being able to skate after a year off due to injury

[penguinabc123]

so last year i moved to calgary to skate for money, yay my dream come true. end of the summer im skating in a demo and fuck up my foot, not broken but i think i tore my ligements and cracked a few bones? i dono, the doctors didnt know what to do, phisyo did nothing for me either. boo hoo, id try to skate but my foot would throb like mad. but ive been skating off and on for the last two months and im finally doing it again, gettin mah tricks back and shiat, omg im so fucking stoaked. i lost the one thing that made my life, but now, i belive its back, thank god, now i have something to do in my spare time, just in time for the rainny season haha. mercy.

[Moon]

yeah be greatful you're healed =)

when i shattered my ankle practicing basketball i was pretty crushed... i really wanted to make the team but that pretty much was the end of that... it took me about a year to fully recover as well. i was still able to play rugby 4 months later but running was pretty difficult to do and i needed alot leg power for my position (prop).

i guess i should of been more pissed off at that fuck who was the main reason i fucked up my ankle but i was more thankful than anything since i got the best medical treatment you could ask for in Vancouver. i have never met a more dedicated doctor till this day... or even heard of one like my orthapedic surgeon.

[miss.myra]

My ex boyfriend's little brother is a rad skateboarder

he was booked to do this amateur cross canada tour which he was stoked on, and the weekend before he left he was in a skate competition and went really hard and broke his shoulder.

needless to say, it was totally shitty for the poor guy :( cos he missed out on the tour!

[LDUB]

Definitely be thankful it healed and you can get back to doing what you love!

I broke my arm 4 times in a row, and the 4 time they didn't set it right, forcing me to have it rebroken and set and plated -- after the surgery, the pain, and the physio... it's worse off than it was was before.

I played a large number of competitive sports and this not only put me behind, but it caused great difficuties due to my new and smaller range of motion :( I also played the violen and it would cause me pain where the screws were :(

On the plus size -- if I ever get in a fight I have a metal arm!