Question about recovery after moon boot off

Posted on January 29th, 2009 by xingmowang

Hi all,
Although ATR is not a great experience, knowing you guys and being part of this blog is quite something. I had a complete ATR in my left leg on 22/Nov/08 and have been in cast for 1 moth and moon boot for 5 weeks. I just took it off on 26/Jan/09 and am able [...]

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