I wish you the best on your recovery and future plans! Take it easy though, try not to overdo it until your knee is fully healed. I totally understand your need to get the surgery,,trust me, I've been struggling a lot for the past 11 months with this disabling injury waiting to see if it's ever going to heal at all and I still can't walk without a cane,,,can't stand nor bear weight for more than 2 minutes on the injured leg because the knee joint just gives out and then my back starts hurting from overcompensating, and to make things even worse now I sprained my ankle for putting all the weight on it,,,so I can't stand on the foot with confidence anymore and im afraid my hip joint is also suffering the consequences of that torn acl or knee joint derangement because it also feels funny,,,
Whoever wrote in this forum that the acl is not a supporting structure might just want to re evaluate that because if it wasnt a supporting/stabilizing structure in the knee joint, then the ankle, the hip and the back would not be overcompensating for that lack of SUPPORT.
The fact is that once any ligament of the knee joint is damaged in some way, it off sets the balance of body and starts a domino effect of injuries that simply leads to more problems and a disjointed way of life, I know this because it's exactly what I've been having to go through,,,and its a very complicated situation because I can't even get a job with this injury,,,I'm totally broke and actually making arrangements to go to a woman's shelter until my disability claim comes through, well that's if it gets approved,,so getting that sucker repaired it's definitely the way to go especially for a young competitive athlete. Keep us updated on your recovery,,,I'm interested in learning more about your surgery, maybe I'll go get one too! Take care








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