Feed on
Posts
Comments

Yesterday I went in for my 12 week post op appointment.  Initially the doc told me to bring a shoe and I would be walking away without my boot.  Yesterday the doc said to begin transitioning from my boot to my shoe over the next 3-4 weeks.  Work with physio on strengthening. No strenuous activities for 6-9 months, and then he released me, and said I only need to come back if there is a problem.
I feel like was thrown out into the ocean with little support.  I’m sure my physio will be very supportive, but I still feel that I should be checking back in with the doc to make sure everything is okay, or am I being over cautious?
Please let me know what some of your thoughts are. THANKS

New Shoes:)

In one week I will be going back for my 12 week post op appointment.  I was told to go in with a “good shoe” to wear out.  Whereas I have been wearing only one shoe for 12 weeks, my old shoe is worn down and I am looking to get new ones before I go in.  Does anyone have any suggestions as far as  good shoes??  Would I be okay with just a regular pair of tennis shoes?

Thanks

Thank you for all of the great ideas.  As far as the pool goes I am hoping that sometime soon our local pool will open.  Living in a small town, we do not have access to a year round pool, and our local pool has had some drainage issues.


Hello world!

Welcome to AchillesBlog.com.

This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!

Following link will take you to your blog’s “command center” where you can write your posts:
http://achillesblog.com/scrpnfn/wp-admin/

Be sure to fill out your city, Achilles rupture date, surgery date, etc.. (if you know it) here:
Fill out my Achilles Profile Here

When you do, you can keep track of your recovery progress and see your information on the Marathon Tracker.

Here’s more info: using Achilles Timeline Widget

Please change this post’s title to something more descriptive. Just leaving it as “Hello World” leads people to believe that you haven’t updated your first post!

If you have any questions, don’t be afraid to ask! :)

Dennis