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  1. #1
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    yeah it will heel it's self

    thats what they tell me. I broke my left clavical "collorbone" on wednesday,

    http://community.webshots.com/photo/...9459549XGEYiK#

    http://community.webshots.com/photo/...59459549fWTAwz

    anyone got an idea how long till i can start climbing?
    I don't hunt because the word hunting infers the probability of failure. JOhNGchrist goes killing.

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    If its just a normal brak with no other complications ( shoulder dislocation etc ) the you should be able to climb after 6 months or so. 9 months for safety.

    I broke mine 3 years ago and it took 9 months to feel solid enough to stress it without thinking about it.

    Be prepared to break it again if you overstress it in less than 6 months. i doubt you want to brak it agian half way up a tricky pitch. ouch , bang crunch.
    Semper in Pulveris .... Only the depth varies

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    booo 6 months i want to do stuff now, o well i will just work alot so i can buy more toys to play with when im better. At least i have a healthy supply of vicoden
    I don't hunt because the word hunting infers the probability of failure. JOhNGchrist goes killing.

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    o so it's not healing it's self so surgery is the next step they sugesting.

    but arise a few questons

    how much will the surgery cost??
    will i have to spend a night in the hospial??

    how soon will it be back to normal after the surgery?


    anyone help me with these answers
    I don't hunt because the word hunting infers the probability of failure. JOhNGchrist goes killing.

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    all I gotta say is I broke mine, started skiing again a week later, broke it again, kept skiing, then broke it again... I think it is sticking together now- i'll see at my next doc appt. But I am starting to climb a little bit and I am still skiing and biking. I am dumb, I know- and I know if I take a hit to it, it will break again and its not going to heal on its own if I keep this up.

    I think your doc is the best person to answer those questions, as your situation seems kind of unique. How does it feel now? Re-breaking it dosen't hurt half as bad as when you do it initially.. I am just sick the bones grinding.

  6. #6
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    Broken my collorbones 4 times. Never had surgery, so my injuries may differ from yours. Put it in a sling for a month. Rehab and ROM stuff diligently and was climbing easy friction face routes in 6 weeks. I waited 2 1/2 months before really gronking on the shoulder.

    Best of luck.
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