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2 Responses to "Contact"

Jessica Cordier says:

April 24, 2022 at 10:24 am

I hate commas too! I struggle a lot, and I will likely display my struggle in this comment section.
Anyhow, your article helped simplify the rules of commas, and how to use them.

Coming from a girl that needs help, thank you!
Shweta says:

August 10, 2022 at 7:25 pm

Hi Hannah
I was just looking for experiences, research anything that would help me as I start my own post-ACL surgery life.
I had my injury about a year and a half ago, incorrect diagnosis until finally this year May when I got told I’ve been living with a full ACL tear. I was heavily into Muay Thai previously, even with the injury (with incorrect diagnosis) went to training but could barely use my injured right leg. I had to eventually quit my Muay Thai gym. I know feel so distanced from that part of my life which was my regular routine – I lived and breathed my classes & training. I was gearing for a fight when this injury happened.

I finally got it done this July (a month and 10 days back, but who is counting? haha) and some days I feel better and other days I get bogged down knowing training is so far away. My training partners have become stronger and have had their fights since and I cannot help but feel like I’ll never get back. And like you, I am quite afraid of re-injury.

Is there anything I can do now that I will be 6 weeks PO to keep myself tied to my Muay Thai life from before? Even with just throwing hands & elbows, wouldn’t that be putting weight on the injured leg quite a bit?

Cheers and power to all of us on this journey 🙂

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