Sounds normal. You have a long road ahead so don't focus on the long-term goals. For now it will take a while for the ankle to free up enough to sit happily in the boot. once all that is off the physio can get the joint mobilising and release the connective tissue around it and the calf muscles to assist return to function. If you have an x-ray images you could post with a reply we'd love to see them
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