Broken fibula: Accident · pain · hopping 1/2 by Jade

21:07 minutes long. Audio on. ENGLISH AUDIO. PART 1 / 2

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SCRIPT: Oh no, Jade has fractured her ankle!

Jade is playing basketball when, after landing from a jump, she twists her ankle terribly. She immediately collapses to the ground in pain and carefully removes her shoe and sock despite the agony. She then gets up and, barefoot, hops around the entire basketball court on one leg until she reaches a place to sit.

Once seated, she elevates her injured foot on top of the basketball to create a soft surface. She tries to move and examine it, but every touch causes excruciating pain, which she clearly expresses. She calls a friend to bring her ice and crutches. When her friend arrives,

Jade secures the ice around her foot with tape so it won't fall off while using the crutches. This is literally a painful ordeal for her.

She then stands up and begins using the crutches, with every single step causing terrible pain. She uses the crutches to leave the sports facilities and sits on a bench outside while waiting for another friend's car to arrive and take them to the hospital.

While waiting, she lies down on the bench and keeps her leg elevated. Her friend touches and manipulates the fractured ankle, causing terrible pain and screams, yet Jade keeps asking her to touch, squeeze, and massage it just in case it is only a severe sprain.

After this painful wait, the car finally arrives, so she gets back on the crutches and uses them to make her way to the vehicle and climb inside on the way to the hospital.

Part two will be available soon... Will she need a cast? A fiberglass one? A traditional plaster cast? Or, if the fracture is complete, maybe even an LLC to keep her leg completely immobilized? We'll find out soon...