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calcaneal (heel) fracture from climbing fall	23-Sep-2012 At 10:51:18 AM	Mike Bee
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Hi Eve, I'm sure you'll recover most or all of your ankle/foot movement/strength, but it won't be quick. I broke my ankle about 2.5 years ago in a climbing accident, and it still causes me a bit of grief. Mainly when hiking with a overnight pack off track, but it's definitely still noticable. That said, I still notice improvement every couple of months, so they can recover, but very slowly. From my point of view, mine is probably back to 80% of normal, so it hardly ever impedes me while in the city, or riding my bike, or climbing, but off track walking in the Flinders (something I love), is severely hampered, and I expect it will be for the rest of my life.

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