ATR Progress Tracker & Timeline
- Brendan has compiled everyone’s surgery dates, recovery status, timeline, and much more on his enhanced version of AchillesBlog Injury Rehab Tracker (Thanks Brendan!). If you want to track your Achilles Injury progress as well, please go to the link for more information.
- AchillesBlog Injury/Surgery Date Summary Table(beta)
Achilles Timeline Widget
- To Setup your Achilles Timeline on your blog, follow these instructions:
Achilles Timeline Widget
- Achilles Tendon Rupture Recovery Progress Tracker Spreadsheet
- Achilles Tendon Rupture Recovery Progress Tracker Spreadsheet (summary)
“The information on this site is provided by individuals who have a mutual interest in injury, treatment and recovery from injuries to the Achilles tendon. The information provided is not necessarily based on any advice of medical doctors, physical therapists or others in the medical profession. One suggested treatment or protocol should not be considered any better than another. Please consult appropriate medical professionals for treatment relating to your specific injury and make decisions based on the information provided by these professionals. This information should not be considered authoritative or medical advice in any way, shape or fashion.”
Here is an online version of injury dates and names. It only lists people who have filled out their Achilles Profile on their blogs, so this leaves some people out.
http://achillesblog.com/atrpt.php
It hasn’t been prettied up so it looks a bit plain right now.
Also, age will be a bit off since I am not calculating it exactly right now.
I’ll add a field to the Achilles Profile page so that you can enter “Which leg”
Looks good Dennis…thanks for taking the time. Looks like I am the young ‘n’ of the bunch!
Dennis,
I hate when people do this to me so I apologize in advance. I really love the ATR Progress Tracker. I was just wondering how much trouble it would be to add another field. As I am amazed at how global this community has gotten, I would love to see everyone’s location in the world.
Also, to a lesser degree, maybe you might also consider adding gender. We seem to have a lot of ladies here (are the stats of this injury increasing or are females more likely to blog?),
In any case, just a couple of things I thought I might suggest without any idea of how much trouble this might be for you. You’ll never know how much this blog has helped me through the first few weeks. Thanks again.
daveleft -
No problem. Thank you for those suggestions. It took me about 15 minutes to make the changes as adding fields is not time consuming.
Please add your location in “your achilles profile”.
Those kinds of comments are what I’ve been asking for, as I want to improve the site, and I like getting feedbacks.
Please let me know if there are other things that you’d like to see.
I am getting more and more comfortable with the these tools, and I realize that some really cool things can be achieved.
Later on, I will create summaries on the progress tracker to give averages and other statistics. Other suggestions..?
Wow…that was fast. And I believe you began a real job this week…aside from achillesblog. I think it will be great to see how global this site is.
And if you are open to suggestions…I don’t know if it’s a good idea or bad idea (I like how personal the way the community is currently) to incorporate a forum for ongoing discussions. For example, I’m curious as to what supplements/nutrients people are taking. This has spread out to a couple of different bloggers’ posts. Just a thought.
Oh…about the NYC Page. On my screen, the location is on three lines and really spreads out the page. Any way to increase the width of the location field? And that’s all the suggestions I have for tonight. I promise!
Thanks again (I’m sure you’ll here this many more times) for all your most appreciated efforts.
daveleft -
You caught me just before I was heading to bed.