Hi all just broke my toe that makes 6 times now. First time, and the one which weakened it in the first place was a motorbike accident (someone drove out of a side road and my foot got caught between my foot peg and his grill) now it seems I only have to stubb it against something and it breakes, this morning it was the coffee table, in the past its been a door left ajar, a bed draw left open. And others, I swore at the table even hit it, it funny, really I mean the table never moved.
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Ouch mate! Best watch where your walking...good excuse to put your foot up :P
Lee
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Ouch!!
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Ooo I bet that smarts , I know what it's like to just stub your toe on something but to break it that's got to be double the pain.
I hope you get back on your feet soon (no pun intended)
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Thanks for the sympathy guys, I think I've got used to it my missus just said you clumsy oaf you know what you're foots like you should be more careful (like I did it on purpose ). So the routine will be foot swells, up painful to get shoe on(but ok once on) foot gets all bruised, like that for couple of weeks then just sore for a while, you would think I would learn as my missus says, like I explained hey that's just me, that's why you love me, humph was her reply, but she did give me a kiss.Comment
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I once dislocated my toe stepping down a step wearing flip flops, as I was hopping around in agony I put my foot down and it popped back in again
the pain was exquisite
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I once went to a movie (won't say which one, it would show my age) the cinema had cobbled path leading to the door and I twisted my ankle on them (well so I thought) watched the film and went to stand to leave an couldn't my mate was there and got him to ride my bike home and get his mum to pick me up in the car. Turned out I had dislocated my ankle. Went to hospital to have it put back. Got a sound telling off as apparently it should have been set straight away as I could have damaged trapped nerves or trapped a blood vessel and lost my foot. Anyway the point is that is the most painful thing I have ever done (and I have done some painful and stupid things.Comment
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6 times...think by now you would a learned...*tuts* No sympathy...no, not even a tiny bit...NO I SAY!
Si
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I feel your pain. Busted my little toe a good few years back, so now its sticks out a bit. ANYTHING in the way it finds! You are way ahead of me though. I think I am only up to four, or maybe five times.
Hope it gets better soon.
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Playing football once I twisted my ankle swelled up really bad so went to the hospital to get it x-rayed. They said it's just badly sprained 10 days later I get a letter from the hospital to come in, it was broken and I needed to get it pottedComment
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That was one of the other times I broke mine, in a charity drag football match stupid really playing football in a set of heels I could barely stand.Comment
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Not good Ken.
What about a pair of these. Bit uncomfortable in bed but at least your feet will toe the line.
Timberland Mudsill Mens Steel CAP Safety Boots Shoes
Laurie
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Just to say...I do know what your going through...broke my lickle pinky twice...all black and hurting.
Si
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Not nice Si. Not had any broken toes.
Broke my pelvis in 3 places not sure if this qualifies. In hospital told to exercise on day 3.
Then told off as I was getting up at 5 in the morning getting myself showered and then an hours exercise. Told I needed a nurse to accompany me in the shower.
So got up at the same time and took the exercise first and met the accompanying nurse after
. Obviously the accident had affected my brain o_O
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OK if we are going into the full broken bones stories broke my right arm in the army playing rugby, right arm again several months later doing Bailey bridging, right leg playing rugby, needless to say i gave up rugby, dislocated left knee on excercise in the army, broken collar bone from motorbike crash, and broken neck from car crash in the police , i think ive had enough of broken bones
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