get back to work.
Everything is good with the ankle. I'm playing ball again and my ankle is holding up better than the rest of me; but that's another story.
But if you have any questions about dealing with an achilles tendon rupture or the equipment I mentioned in this blog, feel free to contact me.
For more information about the iWalkFree hands-free crutch, visit the manufacturer at www.iwalk-free.com or their distributor www.goodbyecrutches.com.
BTW, I am not affilliated with either company or the distributor.
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Four years later - is your Achilles still good (I hope!)?
You may want to check out the Preventing Achilles Tendon Injury page of my web site www.AchillesTendon.com, which was just updated based on an analysis of a ton of peer reviewed medical research papers.
Neither of us want a re-occurrence of our Achilles tendon injury!
Four years later - is your Achilles still good (I hope!)?
You may want to check out the Preventing Achilles Tendon Injury page of my web site www.AchillesTendon.com, which was just updated based on an analysis of a ton of peer reviewed medical research papers.
Neither of us want a re-occurrence of our Achilles tendon injury!
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