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Topic	Date	User
Busted ankle bouldering solo	27-Jun-2011 At 12:18:00 PM	RNM
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Yep, don't mess with a busted Talus. BAD bone to break. Depends somewhat on where you have broken it (neck or dome?). Everyone is different, but I fractured my Talur dome (the bit on top that connects with your leg bones, not the 'neck' that sticks out the front and connects to your foot bones). My ankle is pretty much completely fcked now, and will eventually need to be fused. Invest time in healing now... don't drop onto your friging ankle for a while! If you land on it again now, you will likely regret it. Good luck, happy to chat and/or give further info on my experience. Mike

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