Yesterday I felt a sharp pain behind my right ankle, like if somebody had shot me. I instantly knew what it was, my heel was numb and I couldn’t stand either on my footrest or the floor. Tony and Geoff helped me get off the moor to the next section and made sure I didn't slip and cause further damage.
After handing in my card and collapsing at the Pidcock area (Lee thought I had bike, not body problems), my dad took me to hospital where they took confirmed my self diagnosis after performing a Thompson Test (I'd already tried one and feared the worst. They gave me some pain killers (thought I'd better take them) and put me in a cast.
So, its the day after the injury, sadly its a Sunday so all I can do is wait until tomorrow and rest it. In the morning the plan is to seek specialist advice and get the operation asap. Research shows the quicker the op is performed the greater the recovery.
After handing in my card and collapsing at the Pidcock area (Lee thought I had bike, not body problems), my dad took me to hospital where they took confirmed my self diagnosis after performing a Thompson Test (I'd already tried one and feared the worst. They gave me some pain killers (thought I'd better take them) and put me in a cast.
So, its the day after the injury, sadly its a Sunday so all I can do is wait until tomorrow and rest it. In the morning the plan is to seek specialist advice and get the operation asap. Research shows the quicker the op is performed the greater the recovery.
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