Wassup @hairyman
Recovery is well on the way, cheers for asking. I learned to walk up stairs again, unaided, the other day
I've got the design and drawings made, just waiting on materials, and a window at work where I can jump on the machines, we are busy like a bumble bee at the moment. The plan was to make around 10 pieces, get these out to AFN friends, and if there is a demand, I'll make a commercial run of them.
All medical grade, certified, stainless steel, and unlike aluminium, these should last a lifetime.
No plans yet, but I'm going for sure. I really enjoyed the last one. A bit miffed that it's Midtjylland this time, but hey ho.
Last year, riding my bike to work one morning, a guy didn't see me, turned across the bike path in his works van. My left leg took the hit, snapped my tibia and fibula, shattered my ankle. My bones were all exposed, so had to spend 2 weeks in hospital, as a precaution against infection. Bloody horrible. Now im the proud owner of a titanium rod in my tibia, and a load of nuts and bolts holding everything together.
4 piece bro
Had some rebels [HASHTAG]#sugarbaker[/HASHTAG] and crossed it with a [HASHTAG]#seedstockergenetics[/HASHTAG] [HASHTAG]#blackberrygumauto[/HASHTAG] and growing out the resulting [HASHTAG]#blackberrypie[/HASHTAG] and I have developed an addiction to [HASHTAG]#hashtags[/HASHTAG]
.... I once tore both ligament in my left knee, but i did it myself , no help needed
. Is the ankle all right?
It's a bitch eh?? It's all going good. The service I have had from the doctors, nurses, physio, has been stellar. I would in no way be this far into my recovery had it not been for them. A lot of hard work on my part too obviously, but the medical team deserve medals.Dude, around 3 years ago I snapped the tibia and fibula in my left leg, so I know what you're going through, real pain in the ass
loong freaking time 
