I always love receiving emails from others who have or are going through a QTR. Pete is the latest quadder reaching out.
“My sister sent me your book and it was waiting for me when I came home from surgery. Great book and good to know that there are other people out there with a bust quad or two. 2 doctors and a physio missed my quad rupture for 4 months because I didn’t have a scan right after the injury and I could walk a bit and make small improvements as we went along.
My advice to anyone out there is get a scan if you think you might have ruptured your quadriceps and if reattachment surgery is offered, even long after the injury, give it a shot. I’m still in a brace (30 degrees rom) and I’m already moving faster than I was before the surgery!
Good luck to everyone else out there recovering from this and merry Christmas.”
Yours,
Pete
“My sister sent me your book and it was waiting for me when I came home from surgery. Great book and good to know that there are other people out there with a bust quad or two. 2 doctors and a physio missed my quad rupture for 4 months because I didn’t have a scan right after the injury and I could walk a bit and make small improvements as we went along.
My advice to anyone out there is get a scan if you think you might have ruptured your quadriceps and if reattachment surgery is offered, even long after the injury, give it a shot. I’m still in a brace (30 degrees rom) and I’m already moving faster than I was before the surgery!
Good luck to everyone else out there recovering from this and merry Christmas.”
Yours,
Pete
