Thats what worry's me, just about one mm of skin over the bone and the plate will be almost visible and easily bumped.I'm pleased with my scars. They are hardly noticeable. The only thing that really bugs me after a year is the tenderness around the ankle. A minor brush or bump will bring me to tears. I'm still afraid of my footholds, but I'm riding, jumping wakes etc... Its sucks getting old and decrepit.
Looks from your sig that you are getting plenty of feline assistance. Heal Quickly and keep it iced and elevated.
I'm pleased with my scars. They are hardly noticeable. The only thing that really bugs me after a year is the tenderness around the ankle. A minor brush or bump will bring me to tears. I'm still afraid of my footholds, but I'm riding, jumping wakes etc... Its sucks getting old and decrepit.
Looks from your sig that you are getting plenty of feline assistance. Heal Quickly and keep it iced and elevated.
Thats what worry's me, just about one mm of skin over the bone and the plate will be almost visible and easily bumped.
lol, its doing fine, but I know about the fire thing........ just now able to leave it down for long periods, its a bit snug but ok.Hey Crabby say no to the fiberglass cast if you can. I don't care what you wrap it in, how careful you are it will get wet. Also if they wrap it and don't give you a little room for swelling. It will feel like it's on fire with no relief.
wow
ended up with a nice cracked skull with that one. if i pull my hair back and pull the skin tight you can still see it.
"Flatlined" means the heart has no electrical activity, usually means there is no blood pumping anywhere. Flatline for more than a minute or so and you are dead unless someone is doing CPR on you at the time.
Must have been a whopping trauma to cause broken ribs, punctured lungs, a ruptured spleen and stopped heart. Sounds like you're very lucky to be alive. Most people (or animals) that flatline never live to tell the tale.