Re: Bilateral Calcaneal fractures...
Posted by brian on 3/08/06
On 1/30/06, whatsinourfuture??? wrote: > My husband fell from a roof last July, breaking both heel > bones, his right one in three places, left in two. He had > surgery, was in a wheel-chair 13 weeks, is still in physical > therapy, although they now have him in work conditioning to > see if he will be able to return to roofing. He is in > constant pain, his right foot does not flex like it should, > although ct shows it is healed. He can't stand on his toes > on his right foot or move from side to side like he should. > We are wondering what is in store for us. We don't have a > lawyer, his boss is a long time friend, and we have had no > problems with medical care or payments to date. Any > ideas??? or advice? After three years and counting since I fell and fractured my heel , two surgeries later had to undergo subtalar arthrodesis,(fusion)this operation failed and still they are recomending me to have futher surgery, though it;s my dission I'm trying to get voc rehab......on two differatn paim meds. evey day and never going back to contruction. These injuries efect your eversion and inversion and to walk on a roof will be very painfull and probably imposible......there is probably going to be arthoritist forming very quickly in the subtalar joint from damage done by the fall to the subtalar region, I needed to protect myself and haver litigation on this accident, this is going to most likly be a life altering experiance, best of luck to you, Brian
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Bilateral Calcaneal fractures..., 1/30/06, by whatsinourfuture???.
- Re: Bilateral Calcaneal fractures..., 3/08/06, by brian.
- Re: Bilateral Calcaneal fractures..., 3/08/06, by brian.
- Re: Bilateral Calcaneal fractures..., 3/22/06, by Frank.
- Re: Bilateral Calcaneal fractures..., 7/09/09, by sherry.
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