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hazefreeski
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So I got an update from my doctor about my and he told me that I will be unable to walk for 3 months minimum( witch is a huge percentage of the ski season in Maine) anybody else having to give up their ski season this year?
Dec 12 2014 8:48PM
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JGWI
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Story Time!!!
Dec 12 2014 8:50PM
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LoathesRaisins
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Ouch. I'm hoping for no surgeries this year. Good luck man.
Dec 12 2014 10:30PM
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bleevus
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Oh dude that blows. I'm so sorry.
Dec 12 2014 11:01PM
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.frenchy
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Better than missing the whole season, you'll still have like 2 months skiing time... Make the best of it
Dec 12 2014 11:03PM
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Nikolaus
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im out till the end of may cuz of knee surgery. i get off crutches feb. 24th and ill only be 100% good by early june. shit load of upcoming physical therapy as well. osteochondritis defect is a bitch.
Dec 12 2014 11:31PM
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theabortionator
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.frenchyBetter than missing the whole season, you'll still have like 2 months skiing time... Make the best of it


If you can't walk for 3 months min that's not really looking that great for skiing depending on said injury. Also 3 months puts mid march with only a month left really. Mid april is pretty much the end.

Then again, who listens to doctors anyway. Crush it at pt and hope things improve fast. If you go back out early don't break yourself
Dec 13 2014 5:05PM
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S.J.W
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When I got injured and doctors said I won't be able to ski for a year (ski season was in 7 months) so I worked super hard on my recovery and hit the gym, plates, yoga, etc and 5 months into my recovery the doctor said I could ski.

Never had any problems with my knees since.

So what you can from this us, doctors give you a longer than actual recovery time. Now you should respect the doctors opinion however more often than not they eer on the side of caution. So work harder than the doctor expects you to do and you'll be skiing faster.
Dec 13 2014 5:13PM
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RiccardoMasutti
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ChubbyBoyWhen I got injured and doctors said I won't be able to ski for a year (ski season was in 7 months) so I worked super hard on my recovery and hit the gym, plates, yoga, etc and 5 months into my recovery the doctor said I could ski.

Never had any problems with my knees since.

So what you can from this us, doctors give you a longer than actual recovery time. Now you should respect the doctors opinion however more often than not they eer on the side of caution. So work harder than the doctor expects you to do and you'll be skiing faster.


He's unable to walk atm
Dec 14 2014 3:42AM
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deng
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I broke my ankle last week and can't do much for about 8 weeks. Hopefully I'll be able to get some spring laps this year
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Dec 14 2014 5:25PM
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