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Knee Injury
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I had moderate knee ligament damage 2 years ago after falling on the Hinterlux Glacier near Mayerhofen. I managed to get off the mountain but I didn't know at the time what had actually happened. I waited another week after I got back home and realised that it wasn't getting any better and my knee still kept giving way. The hospital in Portsmouth has a new walk-in centre for minor injories and within 30min they had diagnosed me and a referred me to the pyhsio department a day or two later.

I had 5 weeks forth of phsio (1 visit a week) and lots of specific exercises and after that it was almost as new. Sice then I've spent a good 6-8 weks doing hard snowboarding and I have little memory of the accident now. No braces involved either.
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