Broken Metatarsil
13 November 2006, 03:03 PM
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Broken Metatarsil
Bugger ....
Was playing 5's last week & woke up the next morning with my right foot swollen, thought it was just a sprain, then yesterday i couldnt put any pressure on the foot.
Went to the hospital this morning & i am now sporting a plastercast on my right leg.
Turns out i have broken my 2nd Metatarsil.
Doc reckons at least 4 to 6 weeks with this on.
Anybody else had the same happen & how did you cope with out driving.
Thing is both my M3 & my Cayenne are auto's so if it was my left foot then it wouldnt have mattered but my right
Was playing 5's last week & woke up the next morning with my right foot swollen, thought it was just a sprain, then yesterday i couldnt put any pressure on the foot.
Went to the hospital this morning & i am now sporting a plastercast on my right leg.
Turns out i have broken my 2nd Metatarsil.
Doc reckons at least 4 to 6 weeks with this on.
Anybody else had the same happen & how did you cope with out driving.
Thing is both my M3 & my Cayenne are auto's so if it was my left foot then it wouldnt have mattered but my right
13 November 2006, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by GrahamG
I really can't feel sorry for you... You have an M3... Dunno why you bought an Auto though. you big girl! 
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13 November 2006, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by sti-04!!
Bugger ....
Thing is both my M3 & my Cayenne are auto's so if it was my left foot then it wouldnt have mattered but my right
Thing is both my M3 & my Cayenne are auto's so if it was my left foot then it wouldnt have mattered but my right
13 November 2006, 04:07 PM
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i dont know why they have put it in a cast 
i have broken the second metatarsil in both feet and they just sent me home with it bandaged up
i have broken the second metatarsil in both feet and they just sent me home with it bandaged up
13 November 2006, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by pete higham
i dont know why they have put it in a cast i have broken the second metatarsil in both feet and they just sent me home with it bandaged up
i have broken the second metatarsil in both feet and they just sent me home with it bandaged up
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Originally Posted by pete higham
i dont know why they have put it in a cast i have broken the second metatarsil in both feet and they just sent me home with it bandaged up
i have broken the second metatarsil in both feet and they just sent me home with it bandaged upseriously though, if you are in plaster for 6 weeks, then that means you dont need to drive over christmas
13 November 2006, 04:13 PM
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The guy that put on the plaster said to me that i should have just been strapped up but the doctor insisted on me getting plaster.
I did say i would have prefered for it to be bandaged.
I did say i would have prefered for it to be bandaged.
13 November 2006, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by jaytc2003
probably down to his choice of vehicles!!!
Originally Posted by jaytc2003
seriously though, if you are in plaster for 6 weeks, then that means you dont need to drive over christmas
13 November 2006, 04:19 PM
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Seriously I think this is enlightening into the sort of person that drives this sort of car. Most people would just say "my two cars are automatics", not "My M3 and Cayenne" are automatics. 
13 November 2006, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul3446
Seriously I think this is enlightening into the sort of person that drives this sort of car. Most people would just say "my two cars are automatics", not "My M3 and Cayenne" are automatics.
I work hard for what i have, if i want to flout it then i feel its my wish to do so.
You dont see me caning people that have scoobs do you ???
13 November 2006, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by sti-04!!
So the problem is ????
I work hard for what i have, if i want to flout it then i feel its my wish to do so.
You dont see me caning people that have scoobs do you ???
I work hard for what i have, if i want to flout it then i feel its my wish to do so.
You dont see me caning people that have scoobs do you ???
well said that man
13 November 2006, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul3446
As I said, it's just enlightening?
If you were on a BMW or Porsche forum it wouldn't be strange at all.
If you were on a BMW or Porsche forum it wouldn't be strange at all.
The people on this forum that know me, also know the vehicles i own, they also know that i enjoy spending time on this forum. BMW & porsche forums dont move as fast as Sn does, you want a question answering SN will get it answered for you.
Correct me if i am wrong but i am sure when i opened the door to this sub-forum it said Non Scooby Related. So why the criticism ?
13 November 2006, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul3446
Seriously I think this is enlightening into the sort of person that drives this sort of car. Most people would just say "my two cars are automatics", not "My M3 and Cayenne" are automatics.
The reason he's in plaster is due to the very expensive private medical care he recieved. Stephen also failed to mention that he requested an Armani plaster cast however the best they could go was a Gucci one
Stephen, one will just have to stick to croquet from now won't one.
13 November 2006, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by PG
Thats nothing!
The reason he's in plaster is due to the very expensive private medical care he recieved. Stephen also failed to mention that he requested an Armani plaster cast however the best they could go was a Gucci one
Stephen, one will just have to stick to croquet from now won't one.
The reason he's in plaster is due to the very expensive private medical care he recieved. Stephen also failed to mention that he requested an Armani plaster cast however the best they could go was a Gucci one
Stephen, one will just have to stick to croquet from now won't one.
13 November 2006, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul3446
I just hate the whole BMW and Cayenne image that's all.
Thanks anyway
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