Spikedpikes wrote...
Yeah, after it heals. Now that I'm moving on crutches, it'll be hard to ride a bike for a while.
Granted, it'll feel awkward for at least a week or two after I start riding again. Been in enough bike accidents to experience that multiple times.
Though, this is the first time injuring my left leg. Most of my accidents injured my arms/right leg. How lucky.
Maybe I should stop riding with no hands while texting and listening to music lol.
P.S. I don't text while riding that often, but I ride with no hands and listen to music most of the time.
Hey I know what can help, get pain killers! My doctor set me up with good morphine when I broke my face...
(I wish it was a joke but sadly my face will forever be deformed from breaking multiple bones in my skull. Probably minor brain damage but nothing significant enough to limit daily functions and the pursuit of knowledge / working full-time labor jobs)
Anyway, if you live in Oregon, and have decent medical insurance (Not Obamacare, MAYBE some forms of Medicare), I can pm you a list of places with doctors that are able to administer better pain killers
(Oxycodone is shit, don't even let your doctors pass you that shit. They gave it to me for months and it didn't prevent even half the pain. Hydrocodone is also shit. Anything with Acetaminophen is also shit, Ibuprofen is shit but not as bad as Acetaminophen, basically anything below Morphine level isn't going to reduce your pain that much. They probably won't let you leave the hospital after administering it, but if you go to OHSU for example, their food is REALLY good [at a fucking hospital no less, I know from how many times I've been there as a patient] so you'll be in moderately good comfort. Just make sure to bring something to entertain yourself, the TV channels are boring as fuck.)