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Pastimes : Where the GIT's are going

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To: Alan Smithee who wrote (157666)1/19/2008 2:37:13 PM
From: Neeka  Read Replies (2) of 225578
 
Just got back from the doc, and the swelling is so bad that she really couldn't confirm just exactly what he did to his knee. She wants to see him in 10 days so that she can better evaluate the situation. It doesn't sound like it is as bad as it looks..........might just be a bit of torn cartilage, which he's been dealing with for yrs, and he could be much better by the time we leave if he takes care and exercises.

He took a header skiing yesterday and his right ski did not release. If it had..........he prolly would have been ok. As it was, because it didn't release, he twisted his knee in directions it shouldn't go.

I've decided I'm going to be nice about it. He's always giving me a hard time about how fast I ski and says I'm too reckless, but it is always him that is getting hurt. I won't twist the knife.
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