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Topic	Date	User
Torn knee anterior cruciate	4-Sep-2007 At 9:32:49 PM	AlanD
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Don't give up entirely on the walk, but make other back up plans, also don't commit one way or the other. How quick your recovery is will depend on how tight the graft is and how much work you're will to put in. Assuming a December walk, that's three months. In my case I had a very tight graft that slowed up my recovery, but I was back climbing and sailing within 3 months. Some people are back running within 2 weeks, in my case it was about 4-6 weeks.

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