Other Sports I tore my ACL. - Page 3

Direckshun · 12-03-2014, 03:22 AM

5 years ago.

I collapsed on a soccer field, definite pain in my knee. I struggled walking and limped for two weeks. I couldn't afford an MRI at the time.

Two weeks later. Pain had gone away, I could walk without a difficulty.

A year goes by. I can run, but can't play sports.

Two years go by, I can play sports.

Three years. I play sports, work out, run half marathons, Tough Mudders, etc. Without a knee brace.

Finally went in to see a sports doctor today. He told me I tore my ACL 5 years ago, and that I've been doing all of this activity on a torn ACL. Holy shit.

Says he just recommends an MRI and a few weeks of therapy to test it out. At that point, I've already built muscle back up and I'm perfectly functional, so no surgery seems needed.

Has anybody else done this? I can't help but think this is absurdly unusual...

**Gonzo** · 12-03-2014, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by LoneWolf

And this comment has what to do with this discussion? You've turned into a real douche lately.

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Originally Posted by Brainiac

I've noticed that too.

**LoneWolf** · 12-03-2014, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Gonzo

12-03-2014, 03:22 AM
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $2033447	I tore my ACL. 5 years ago. I collapsed on a soccer field, definite pain in my knee. I struggled walking and limped for two weeks. I couldn't afford an MRI at the time. Two weeks later. Pain had gone away, I could walk without a difficulty. A year goes by. I can run, but can't play sports. Two years go by, I can play sports. Three years. I play sports, work out, run half marathons, Tough Mudders, etc. Without a knee brace. Finally went in to see a sports doctor today. He told me I tore my ACL 5 years ago, and that I've been doing all of this activity on a torn ACL. Holy shit. Says he just recommends an MRI and a few weeks of therapy to test it out. At that point, I've already built muscle back up and I'm perfectly functional, so no surgery seems needed. Has anybody else done this? I can't help but think this is absurdly unusual...
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