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Originally Posted by Zoren 370 Very sorry to see and hear this JC, glad your home and recovering. Im a PT myself if you do have questions let me know.

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Old 02-11-2018, 08:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Very sorry to see and hear this JC, glad your home and recovering.



Im a PT myself if you do have questions let me know. Did they do surgery on your back and Pelvis? Recover soon and hopefully you make it to Zday even with another car. Rusty and I will try to put something together for a meet and greet withh all the forum members



Update as on the SuV driver! I know some people that can do vodoo witchcraft and make him pee with desert sand!! Lol



PT comes by 3x a week for pelvic exercise; they don’t seem to be concerned too much about my back/ as it’s got a little hardware & doing ok.



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Wow, glad you're recovering - that looks like a nasty accident. Just another reminder that most drivers just don't pay attention on the road. Be careful everyone.
A girl in an suv blew through a red light and t-boned me. I ended up with a minor concussion and a broken shoulder. Pulled her out of the car (she was "in shock") it completely reeked of weed and her grinder was on the ground.
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Looks like the L2 and not the L1 shattered. Yes the spine is good because of the fixator rods. Did you ask if they used a push rod in your back? Just kidding wanted you to laugh a little.

The pelvis is normally non operable unless severely fractured and displaced. It heals by it self. Your young it should heal faster. Are you on full weight bearing on Both legs?
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Did you ask if they used a push rod in your back? Just kidding wanted you to laugh a little.
Welp, you have a goal for your new Z - get your engine rods in titanium to match your back!!

Laughter is good medicine right?

(or, after the incoming lawsuit, put titanium in your GT-R )
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Looks like the L2 and not the L1 shattered. Yes the spine is good because of the fixator rods. Did you ask if they used a push rod in your back? Just kidding wanted you to laugh a little.

The pelvis is normally non operable unless severely fractured and displaced. It heals by it self. Your young it should heal faster. Are you on full weight bearing on Both legs?
Nope, 50% left leg ... I’ve been on a walker since leaving hospital 2weeks ago.
Surgery not required on pelvis but broken in groin area; worse on left side.
As that’s where the PT is actually doing therapy.
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