Ok, that is tough!!! One would think since you are an athelete they would put you on the top of the list...anyway if there is anything I can do,please let me know. If I lived closer I would help personally. I'm from a small village in N.B., family and friends are most important.
I so do wish you all the best.

Jackie

Thanks for the message!

When they say complicated, they are referring to a couple of things. I took a hit in Roller Derby and it fractured my knee cap. I had surgery and they put it back together. I did the physio and all the rehab and was cleared to return to practice. The very first night, I took a hit from a guy and split my fracture back open, tore my ACL, and fractured my leg. They didn't want to do the second surgery until my leg fracture healed and I had some ability to bend or straighten my leg but I still can't. I have a Sports Rehab Dr as well because I was aiming for the National Derby Team and he has even said that there is nothing else he can do for me until they fix it.

It is so frustrating. I, tentatively, have a new date...Dec 6 but the longer I wait, the longer it is until I can return to work.

Hi Jody,
I thought I would PM you.
I know this is none of my business, and you don't have to answer, when you say " it's complicated" are they referring to the ACL or the knee cap. The reason I ask is because my daughter had a total knee dislocation with complications. ACL, PCL,LCL were ruptured and replaced with LARS(Big mistake) and they repaired MCL.
Complications are scar tissue, arthrofibrosis, and now osteoarthritis etc...she on a site called the knee guru and is known as Jess8181 if you need any advice. If you need help with letters to government officials or media I can help with that as I am now officially the "" in this pathetic province(Quebec) lol...you can go to my blog and see some of the letters we have written. I did contact several politians, newspapers, CTV, mgazines, even wrote to Dr. Oz etc...unless you are dead or dying in this province anyway, your story falls on deaf ears.

I wish there was more that I could do.

Jackie