Dont waste life playing, its over soon enough! - Page 2

dataspice · 06-09-2008, 14:36

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Originally Posted by Shee

ouch, this looks very painfull. best wishes and may it heal fast! and never trust a doctor, if you train your muscles maybe it will be good in the near future!

This is true. I hear story after story where the doctors all predicted gloom and doom, but will and determination won out in the end. I hope you recover quickly and completely. Don't give up!

Caoryn · 06-09-2008, 14:40

See, should have stayed online, wouldn't have had a boo boo.

Get well soon *cuddle*.

Kerham · 06-09-2008, 14:41

The thread could be aswell named "Don't wase life working" since my work (10-12 hrs) a day is done still on computer. Yea gaming adds to that, but to be honest I'm looking into changing my work style and keep some hours for gaming

Anywayz, ofc, don't forget that sun, birds, park, girls, beer and all that out there

Hubert Zymp · 06-09-2008, 14:46

Hope you recover soon! Good luck with that

I'd read everything I could on the web (about that) in such a situation. And ofc listen to the doc

Note: Entropia is also enjoyable with 2 hours a day of playtime

so yes, you can still play

Nighthawk · 06-09-2008, 14:57

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Originally Posted by dj.

I hadnt realised my entire leg had gone to sleep, so when I got up from my chair, I just collapsed to the floor.

Hurt like hell, even so, while wailing and crying, and on my knee's, I still rememberd my manners, and typed 'Good Night' to people LOL

oh man you should had seen me getting up from bed and "walking" through 4 rooms (rather quickly) to answer the phone when both my legs and both my arms had gone to sleep

Radio · 06-09-2008, 15:01

Nasty. Sounds like you've snapped or stretched a ligament.

If it's any consolation I've torn all the ligaments in my right foot, from semi professional sport (kicking practice, I took it too far). I've recovered fine after being told I would not have full motion in my foot again. It does click occasionally walking down stairs but only if I have not warmed up in the morning.

On a separate note, my brother-in-law snapped his achilles tendon http://www.eorthopod.com/images/Cont...anatomy01a.jpg

He was in plaster for a number of months but (with physio) has recovered completely and suffers no less quality of life as a result.

You've got an addictive personality, as most of us playing EU do - You trained to hard and hurt yourself, this happens in sport regularly. What separates the "men from the boys" is your ability to overcome your mindset from negative into positive and continue with your treatment at the rate set by your physio until such a time as you are better.

Dreamdancer · 06-09-2008, 15:10

OMG that looks bad... the best of luck with your recovery Kimmi, i can relate... snapped my cruciate ligament and inner meniscus last november, now slowly being able to walk normal again.

All I can say is: Work out like hell, push the limits of your hurt joint every day (under physiotherapeutical supervison, of course), you know the drill from EU, keep it up, don't loose patience. It helped me a lot.

Hope you get better fast,
DD