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And here I am again with another broken body part. Not sure this one is going to bring me the money my last injury did (search neck injury 26.6>11) but I remain optimistic and am open to being proven wrong about that. 
I was going down my basement stairs that desperately need to be ripped out and rebuilt because they are really steep and short, and I was in a hurry because I was going down to let in the handyman. I got tripped up about halfway down, somehow rolled my ankle and dislocated my whole foot. I was headed face first, but somehow had the cognizance to lean back and sit down.
It was a full on 51 unchanging situation as I stared at my ankle in shock not believing it was real.
I went to the ER in an ambulance and when I got there, they gave me a shitton of ketamine via IV, literally sent me into a k hole, and manually relocated my foot to my leg bone. While I was in a k hole. CRAZY.
Its been 5 days since it happened. I am, of course, wrapped up and stabilized and cannot move it or put any weight on it, and it has been interesting. Thankfully my mom and dad live close by. I’m a single mother; daughter 12 who has helped me sooo much and a son 3 who is neurodivergent and very happy and energetic.
I go to the doctor today who will give it another look, probably an x-ray and tell me what I may possibly need regarding surgery and whatnot. My question was, Give me a picture of how bad or good things are inside my ankle area, where they put it back together. I was wondering if the reduction (relocating of my foot) and subsequent stabilization had started things going back together or if my ankle was truly just toast, and I was going to have to have surgery.
With 24.1.5>8 I feel like it’s not too far off to getting back on track (line 1) and that most of my leg/foot parts returned to their original place pretty well (line 5) and that for the most part things are pretty well joined together (8). As I said earlier, I remain optimistic and hope that this is an indication that I may not need surgery, and that the Dr will wait and see how my leg heals. I will update this thread when I get back from the doc.
I was going down my basement stairs that desperately need to be ripped out and rebuilt because they are really steep and short, and I was in a hurry because I was going down to let in the handyman. I got tripped up about halfway down, somehow rolled my ankle and dislocated my whole foot. I was headed face first, but somehow had the cognizance to lean back and sit down.
It was a full on 51 unchanging situation as I stared at my ankle in shock not believing it was real.
I went to the ER in an ambulance and when I got there, they gave me a shitton of ketamine via IV, literally sent me into a k hole, and manually relocated my foot to my leg bone. While I was in a k hole. CRAZY.
Its been 5 days since it happened. I am, of course, wrapped up and stabilized and cannot move it or put any weight on it, and it has been interesting. Thankfully my mom and dad live close by. I’m a single mother; daughter 12 who has helped me sooo much and a son 3 who is neurodivergent and very happy and energetic.
I go to the doctor today who will give it another look, probably an x-ray and tell me what I may possibly need regarding surgery and whatnot. My question was, Give me a picture of how bad or good things are inside my ankle area, where they put it back together. I was wondering if the reduction (relocating of my foot) and subsequent stabilization had started things going back together or if my ankle was truly just toast, and I was going to have to have surgery.
With 24.1.5>8 I feel like it’s not too far off to getting back on track (line 1) and that most of my leg/foot parts returned to their original place pretty well (line 5) and that for the most part things are pretty well joined together (8). As I said earlier, I remain optimistic and hope that this is an indication that I may not need surgery, and that the Dr will wait and see how my leg heals. I will update this thread when I get back from the doc.