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Topic	Date	User
calcaneal (heel) fracture from climbing fall	23-Sep-2012 At 10:16:52 AM	Eve
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I suffered several calcaneal fractures (essentially pushing my heel into leg bone) from climbing fall. Had surgery last wednesday with some plates and screws pushing everything back in place. Looking at the internet, I was shocked by the negativity of statements regarding a full recovery ("your foot will never be the same again."). I find that ridiculous and was wondering if there are some 'good' stories about recovering from calcaneal fracture in the climbing community. thanks! Eve

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