after Looking over the x-rays your ortho did a very nice job, you should heel up well and get full range of motion back. Do you have anymore of the x-ray pics or is that it. I'm in the field so I know a thing or two about it. I've seen some pretty botched up hardware jobs. but looking at yours he spent plenty of time with you in the OR and did a very nice job it really is a pretty of art.

 

yes it is a piece of art, he spent 3 1/2 hours in surgery.the doc said i would have full range of motion.

 

That's one of the benifits of the newer generation of doctors they take great pride in their work. I have seen a hip pinning where the doctor came in said he was parked in the fire lane and had to get out quick, 15 minutes later he had put in a plate and 4 screws and was out the door leaving closing to the first assist.

 

I don't think it was the dealers fault, as they were not the ones jumping 15 feet in the air.
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I know it wasn't the dealer who jumped my scram, it was me so, i'm the one who is really at fault,,,no dout but, the dealer had my pred for over 2 months and i got the pred back the day before the wrist break,well it didn't last 2 hours and if i jumped the pred the same way,,, i wouldn't have broken my wrist,,the pred would have soaked it jump! anyway the must have felt at fault somewhat because they coverd everything and added some free bee's(new lower a-arms powder coated and swingarm for free,,along with the work to fix it)I'm their sponsered rider and i will miss out on some races i was going to be in so, that hurts them too.