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Originally Posted by Pug
- If you're doing physical therapy, stick to it religiously, including any "homework". A PT can also help gauge when you can start exercising again and what you can do.
+1.

I always emphasize this to folks who ask for advice regarding fractured/broken bones. It was key for me, but I also was fortunate to have been given that advice right after my accident.

Just work very hard at PT with a good physical therapist. (And ask for a physical therapy plan that has homework galore)

Good luck.
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