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Broke My Ankle

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I'm 54 and the only time I ever hurt an ankle was playing basketball. Not a break, but close.

 

Do what the experts tell you to.:thumb:

I'm sorry, BM. That really sucks! Hang in there and like everyone said, make sure you rehab it correctly. Believe me, on the north side of 30 you start to feel all those "little injuries" you had through the years piling up.

Getting my Kobe on. :D

 

If you were doing the John Wall dance this probably wouldn't have happened you know?!! :lol::lol::lol:

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If you were doing the John Wall dance this probably wouldn't have happened you know?!! :lol::lol::lol:

 

Yeah, you guys are right. I need to stop doing celebration dances :ohbrother:

 

 

:lol:

Getting my Kobe on. :D

 

I did the same thing when I was a few years younger. I got pretty good on the crutches and there was no where I could not go. You should be even better if its your second time.

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I did the same thing when I was a few years younger. I got pretty good on the crutches and there was no where I could not go. You should be even better if its your second time.

 

I'm great on them when it comes to using them and doing tricks on them, but it ends up irritating my underarms and my hands get sore after about 3 days.

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