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2015-2016 Injury List...

Savemeasammy

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Puck it, if you need to take a month off, I recommend July. Or August.

:)


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thetrailboss

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Dislocated shoulder at Cannon today. And Vista was skiing so great too. Popped it back in on trail. Waiting in Urgent care at home for a X-ray. Need to up Din to 10.5

That sucks. Hang in there.


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bigbog

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Puck it is taking those off-arm/hand showers..y/n? So much fun....but Whitey is right...speaks for keeping one's DIN from a ridiculously high setting. Better the upperbody takes the hit than the legs/knees.
 

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Bone fragment fracture(non-displace) of the proximal humerus. No surgery. But season is toast. 3 months for full recovery he thinks.
 

deadheadskier

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Man. Hopefully you get lucky and heal quick. I'd think this warrants a trip to Chile this summer to make up for time lost
 

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Bone fragment fracture(non-displace) of the proximal humerus. No surgery. But season is toast. 3 months for full recovery he thinks.


Sux bro , but im witcha on the damn sidelines , my son and grandson were rockin Whiteface all weekend

He said sunday was a shitstorm , beaucoup skiers , not a lot of terrain so density on the runs was high and stuff got scratchy pretty quick BUT today was PRIMO . Apparently with the new snow overnite and with more terrain opened on the Summit , the density was down as people were driving home today so the goods stayed good on the Summit and LWF
 

Puck it

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Looking better

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Well finally got to the urgent care place back in CT ( after hurting myself on Thursday and skiing with my gf for 2 more days). They think my shoulder is definitely dislocated and I have to make an appointment with an ortho. It only pops out of socket when I twist my arm in a certain way and then it pops back in so hopefully it's not too too bad.
 

deadheadskier

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Looking better

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If that's looking better, I'd hate to see it after the fall.

So, judging by the bruising g the fractures were a bit lower on the humerus? Typically you see them up high around the surgical neck and tubercles.

Hope the discomfort is abating and you're getting some sleep.
 

deadheadskier

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Well finally got to the urgent care place back in CT ( after hurting myself on Thursday and skiing with my gf for 2 more days). They think my shoulder is definitely dislocated and I have to make an appointment with an ortho. It only pops out of socket when I twist my arm in a certain way and then it pops back in so hopefully it's not too too bad.

Bummer. Hope it's just a one time issue and the joint heals up to prevent it happening again in the future
 

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Bummer. Hope it's just a one time issue and the joint heals up to prevent it happening again in the future

Thanks I hope so to. Weirdest thing I've felt since I broke my leg through both bones at the shin. Let's hope the ortho says no surgery needed
 

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This thread (and the SL clinic thread) make me want to curl up on the couch. It seems to be an especially injurious season. Indicator of the conditions?

In my case I think it was just a freak patch of ice right at the runout to the lift. My one ski basically flew into my other ski and knocked my feet out from under me.
 
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