#tfcctear

https://mebocare.com/nl/products/1-x-wristwidget-narrow The WristWidget is a little splint made from hook and loop band and is a revolutionary way to treat ulnar sided wrist pain, TFCC injuries, wrist pain associated with weight bearing, gripping, rotation, and pain associated with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome for many users.

@WristWidget You Are Aware Wrist Instability Effects Any Of The 27 Wrist Ligaments & Not Just #TFC / #TFCC Tears/Damage, Right ?. #WristInstability #TFC #TFCC #TFCCTear #CarpalInstability #MidCarpalInstability #WristPain #InvisibleDisabilities (at Bedford, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/By9y7MHlxWO/?igshid=ssza7cdojsko

It’s an autoimmune reaction, my doctor said my immune system is doing its job and trying to kill my stitches, to keep doing what I’m doing and that the redness will get worse until my stitches are out. Unfortunately it takes a full six weeks for connective tissue to heal so I couldn’t have them taken out early. #beastlyautoimmunity #stitches #postop #tfcctear #tfccteararthroscope #arthroscopescars #autoimmunity #2019 #may #may2019 https://www.instagram.com/beastlyautoimmunity/p/BxBJtClDxX4/?igshid=7jvdsqlqwcwu

Hello all! I’m still alive, I finally had surgery on my left arm to correct my tfcc tear and the ulnar nerve compression in my elbow. My ulnar nerve no longer lives in my elbow and I have scars and bruises a plenty. Anyway, my last couple of posts were green and coincidentally my IV bruise turned that perfect shade I chose today to do an update. #beastlyautoimmunity #tfcctear #ulnarnervedecompression #iv #ivbruise #surgery #hospital #orthopedichandsurgeon #recovery #convalescence #2019 #april #april2019 https://www.instagram.com/beastlyautoimmunity/p/BwEnzMcDKgH/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1a96nxb7nfx3w

Phew! 2-3 months post op Second surgery/hardware removal (surgical pins) was 8/16 and the original surgery was six weeks prior to that. What a road to recovery this has been! This whole experience has left me deeply humbled and intensely aware of my limits and also the limits of people in general. The thing is: limits are ever expanding and contracting according to every person and how they handle it. Overall I have to say I have learned a lot through this. I took what to me seemed to be a much harder, drastic path than just being passive and letting it go until something worse happened. Sure, I haven't climbed since mid April or so, but so what? I'll come back and get just as strong, meet my new limits, and hopefully surpass them in a safe way. I guess this parallels life to some extent. I am humbled by pain. It's a daily reminder that I'm still healing. I can barely move my wrist, my range of motion (ROM) is minuscule, but it improves a little everyday. I'd say 40% of my grip strength is back. I massage my scars every day to break them down as much as possible, but the long red scar probably will be the most prominent for a while. I start PT on 9/29 and I'm STOKED. I'm PSYCHED. I almost cried when my doctor told me I could start. I've still got a LONG road to recovery ahead of me.

Wish me all the luck and good vibes guys, I'd really appreciate it. Haven't eaten since 7pm last night so that my slow digestion will hopefully not cause any problems this time. Drinking my last cup of apple juice now and then no eating, or drinking until after I wake up and everything is done. Operation should only take about two and a half hours. My mom and boyfriend will be there with me to take care of me and be there when I wake up. Just gotta keep positive and tell myself there's nothing to be worried about.