Physical Therapy... Here we go.

If you do what they tell you to do at home, and go all out while you're there, you'll be fine. Also don't be a pussy. When they're pushing on you and stretching on it and shit they don't wanna hear you whining. I've been through countless sessions of PT in the last two years with both knee and arm injuries, so I've gotten used to it. I start going again for my arm that I just rebroke this thursday. Woohoo! Don't worry about it though, you'll be fine.

This. I've been for my knee and my wrist right after each other. Basically just don't bitch about it and do what you gotta do. There was some 15 year old who was there mostly when I was who was always complaining. I was in after he started with his one injury and out for my knee and my wrist before he finished. I don't know how bad his injury was, but it's still saying something.

But to tell you the truth, I didn't do much at home like I was supposed to and my knee still bothers me today. TERRIBLE decision on my part to slack off. I highly recommend doing what they tell you. I'm not the first to tell you this, and I'm sure I'm not the last. Hopefully you listen, because I didn't and trust me, I regret it.

cool noone cares buddyyyy, ooohhhhh a brrookkeeennn ankle, that is nothing WEAK ass, u wish u were stronger dont you? of course you do u wimpy girl!!

-k

just make sure you do your shit at home. you dont want a lifetime of clicking or pinching or whatever in your ankle cause shit healed wrong, and im pretty sure it happens to everyone. in retrospect, everyone tries to tell people to do it right, like wearing your retainer before your teeth get crooked after getting your braces off, but when its you, in the moment, its so easy to forget about or be too lazy to do.

physio blows, but it's necessary. get yo shit healed, son. then go ski your face off next winter.

just be consistent and push your limits, not to the point of serious pain though. i broke my ankle in early feb and am pretty much all healed. although i still can't jump super high, but strength is definitely coming back. just don't get discouraged and slack off when you can't run or do sports as quick as you'd like and at the level you're used to.