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... and it only took you a month to diagnose it?

And who could blame them, I mean it was the wind that did it, it's sneaky, like a ninja.  Well, it wasn't so much THAT the wind was blowing, as it is WHAT the wind was blowing, that being a door.  Although as my medical care providers would tell you without doing X-Rays of the affected area until the pain persists a month after the event, a door being slammed on you by the wind is rarely the cause of serious injury. Never mind that the door was made of fairly heavy metal, and the wind was blowing at ~50 mph (~80 kph). Clearly my wrist is at fault for failing to make the basic logical assumption that under most circumstances door + wind does not equal serious injury.

Still though, as an active duty member of the military this presents you with several amusing problems such as explaining to your Leadership that you can't do push ups (let alone carry around the heavy equipment necessary to complete the day to day mission) because your wrist will only allow you, in an exceptionally painful fashion, to fall flat on your face while the clinic is saying that it only has minor bruising at worst.  Oh yes, it has been a fun month indeed.

Oh wow, you had to wait a month for them to use the x-ray? Still though, fractures can be very fun (despite the pain that can last anywhere from three to nine months, depending on the severity).

So good luck on your recovery Atrius!

Have a nice day!

Good luck on the recovery process.  Sounds very painful.

Good lord O.O. Hope you have a speedy recovery

So basically you've been downsized to the equivalent to me in terms of flexibility and maneuverability. Wow. And over a bloody door. I know how bad that can get, there's several times that I've been seriously injured from mundane objects >_> Take the vacuum cleaner pole for example. Not very dangerous, is it? Not until you accidentally fall, which effectively pushes the metal pole through your chin. Ow.

Anyhow, just remember that you can always bludgeon the bad guys with that rock solid cast. I would sign it, but it's somewhat difficult when I live in Michigan and you're in Alaska.

Sorry, I hope you get well!

How did you type all that with one hand? O.O

I can still use my fingers on both hands, Menaus.

Metal pole through the chin sounds like fantastic fun, Charon, I do not envy you at all.

Thanks everyone.

Since it has been almost a month since this topic was posted, and a month more since you broke your arm, I would like to ask how your arm is today. So, how is your arm today?

Have a nice day.

Itchy, uncomfortable, and smelly, but otherwise fine.

I feel for you, I really do.
I could imagine how awkward you felt.
Fractures are the worst.