Once you heal up, rip that titanium plate out and sell it, prolly worth some money!!

Sorry to hear about the crutches, I have never had them myself.(knocks on wood)

 

You'll enjoy that black boot. Assuming you like walking with one leg longer than the other...

 

I asked them if they'll ever take it out and they said no Figured it would have made for a nice conversation piece on the dinning room table

 

Dont worry man the whole crutches thing will get easier, it just takes some time to get used to them. I was on them for 7 months the last time I had them. It sucks, its all part of the game....

I have a couple Ti. plates also, try living in a colder climate with them.... Cold weather is a bitch with metal...

 

Damn I didnt think about that, looks like my toes arent going to be the only thing thats cold(steel toe boots) when Im working in the winter.

 

BTW cody if you need the door moldings i have the ones i just pulled off mine

 

you forgot to mention that it was a friendly game of touch football

get well soon!

 

Yeah it was what I like to call "modified" two-below, to tackle some was the normal two-below rules but there was still full contact blocking. The other team was returning a kick and I was going in for the tackle and got blocked by two other guys, my cleat stayed dug into the ground and my body kept moving=broken leg

 

fuggin sissy, give me your address so I can come steal your **** while you watch me and try to call the cops on that text only cell phone.

 

Nice dewey. I will steal his crutches.

Sorry to hear about the fracture Cody....you'll be shifting fine on a bike in a few months as long as you do a little rehab for range of motion. You are young enough that such things will heal very well. The walking boot will definately be better than the splint you are in now.

Nice thing is, like trever said he doesn't have a fibula, cause you can do without it....just be glad you didn't snap the big bone......that usually buys you a titanium nail that is inserted in the hollow part of the bone after reaming out the marrow.