Ouch!!

So yesterday for the second time in my life i sprained me ankle and the pain is excruciating. I stepped on a uneven surface and pop my ankle went and its pain levels are wierd somtime it throbs and other times its just painful when i have to walk. I dont think ill get over the poping noise it makes every time i move it, i hope that goes away.

When I was just a couple years older than you I broke my leg when I tripped getting out of a boat we just docked. 37 years later and it is throbbing now from the rain. I actually seen a video of what it looked like when it happened. I freaked out so much I didn't notice the pain till ambulance came. Look below

Now thats a what i call breaking a leg ouch!!. When i was 6 my dad accidently droped the back tractor bucket on both of my ankles it only spraned them but still have the ankle problems.

On December 24 2009 a lady having a seizure hit are motor home head on at 70 mph I flied 17 feet and nocked out the windshield with my back i had to be taken out on stretcher. I found out i had only two compression fractures in my back and brain damage.

I would hate to break my leg like that.

Hate to be a doom-sayer, but have you had it checked up properly?

I thought I had sprained my ankle a few years ago, hobbled around for 2 days determined it was going to repair itself and finally had to give in and admit it was more - turned out I had a spiral fracture of the smaller of the leg bones (the fibula) very near my ankle.

If you've done that it hurts like hell but doesn't affect the stability of the leg. I didn't need surgery, but a few weeks in a strap-on cast and crutches... all better now though.

So just a thought - get it checked up

Ok ill see about getting it checked. iv been able to put weight on it just hurts when i walk barefoot now.

Hopefully I'm wrong...

Me to i have to drive with that foot and just got my drivers licenses today.

Never rains but it pours....
Good luck

17 and new license. No pain gonna stop that ��

Ya i plan on it not stopping me, the would be a huge bummer.