Broken Ankle

Epilogue to my broken ankle experience

September 12, 2013 By Kat Palmiotti

Here is the epilogue to my broken ankle experience. In December 2011, I broke my ankle while walking the dog in the woods in the dark. It was a ‘clean” break, requiring no surgery, but it still required months of a cast and crutches. That was followed by no weight-bearing, then by therapy and ... » Learn More about Epilogue to my broken ankle experience

Broken Ankle Experience – Part 5 of 5

February 24, 2012 By Kat Palmiotti

This post will cover my Broken Ankle Experience – Part 5 of 5. In the first four parts of blog series, I’ve shared my experience with my broken ankle – what to do when traveling, tips on how to survive around the house, the cast versus boot process, healing and physical therapy. I hope the ... » Learn More about Broken Ankle Experience – Part 5 of 5

Broken Ankle Experience – Part 4 of 5

February 22, 2012 By Kat Palmiotti

Welcome to Broken Ankle Experience – Part 4 of 5. This post focuses on my experiences with a broken ankle as related to the healing process. What happens once you can start putting partial pressure on a broken ankle? How long does it take to get back to “normal?” What exactly happens in physical ... » Learn More about Broken Ankle Experience – Part 4 of 5

Broken Ankle Experience – Part 3 of 5

February 21, 2012 By Kat Palmiotti

This is Broken Ankle Experience – Part 3 of 5. As mentioned in Part 1 and 2 of this series, I’m sharing my recent experiences dealing with my broken ankle. I hope to provide insight to others who may be dealing with the same situation. Links to my past blogs can be found at the bottom. In this ... » Learn More about Broken Ankle Experience – Part 3 of 5

Broken Ankle Experience – Part 2 of 5

February 20, 2012 By Kat Palmiotti

This is Broken Ankle Experience – Part 2 of 5. As mentioned in Part 1 of 5, the first week after I broke my ankle, I was busy learning how to use crutches. I was also dealing with the discomfort associated with getting a cast on, and just trying to cope with the general issues associated with not ... » Learn More about Broken Ankle Experience – Part 2 of 5