sxviper65
New member
well i might have a late start to the season for me this year. last week of football and i broke my wrist today at practice. i broke it really bad too so the doc said it could be more than 8 weeks 
which would be terrible. well at least on the bright side i get out of our 12hr bus ride this weekend.
which would be terrible. well at least on the bright side i get out of our 12hr bus ride this weekend.
thats suck but not sure if u will do some sled before x mass... never got snow here before x mass
Been there dun thatsxviper65 said:
Had a cast on four four months. 2 years later had an operation to do a bone graft and another five months with a cast.
Best of luck.
FuzzButt
New member
Not that it matters that much but which wrist was it?
I broke a bone in my hand and had 2 different casts for 9 weeks one winter. It was on my right hand and there was no snowmobiling that year. What made it worse was I was off on Workers comp the entire time.
On the bright side winter is a better time for arm casts than the hot summer months. Also expect some arm weakness due to non use while you have the cast on. It's amazing the things your going to get use to doing with your other hand.
I broke a bone in my hand and had 2 different casts for 9 weeks one winter. It was on my right hand and there was no snowmobiling that year. What made it worse was I was off on Workers comp the entire time.
On the bright side winter is a better time for arm casts than the hot summer months. Also expect some arm weakness due to non use while you have the cast on. It's amazing the things your going to get use to doing with your other hand.
valin
Active member
I'm nursing an injury right now as well. I managed to tear a 4-7mm long piece of tendant off the bone in my left shoulder. It's the superspinatus, which is responsible for all stabilization in that arm. I'll be out for a while....
Get well soon
My 10 year old son broke both forearms just above the wrist in a motocross race crash two weeks ago. It was his last race of the season. He came up about 2 feet short on a 45 foot double and the impact broke them. One was a fracture and is splinted for 3 weeks. The other was displaced and had to be set. 4 weeks with a cast and then who knows how long with a splint on that one.
If you're gonna play, sooner or later you're gonna pay!
Madmatt
My 10 year old son broke both forearms just above the wrist in a motocross race crash two weeks ago. It was his last race of the season. He came up about 2 feet short on a 45 foot double and the impact broke them. One was a fracture and is splinted for 3 weeks. The other was displaced and had to be set. 4 weeks with a cast and then who knows how long with a splint on that one.
If you're gonna play, sooner or later you're gonna pay!
Madmatt
sxviper65
New member
ya im just hopin im not in a cast for too long, and its my left hand which is my dominate hand so ive been havin some fun with that so far. i have to go see the specialist today to see if i need pins or not. im just tryin to talk the doctor in to leaving my trigger finger out for deer season
DeviantSRX
New member
Dont even get me started on injuries from dirtbikes. Broken ankles, wrists, sholder surgery, a few fake teeth (that was actually a three wheeler mishap) and god knows how many scrapes scratches stiches and scars. All in the name of adrenalin!!
Like Madmatt said "If you're gonna play, sooner or later you're gonna pay!" Amen to that! I believe what we do is called "learning the hard way"
Take care man, hope you have a speedy recovery!
Like Madmatt said "If you're gonna play, sooner or later you're gonna pay!" Amen to that! I believe what we do is called "learning the hard way"
Take care man, hope you have a speedy recovery!