Day 19-26

Issues with the account, quite strange since my usual blog's been working properly the whole week. Anyway, I'll give you a quick resumé- last Saturday to Tuesday I didn't go the gym but did some physio therapy at home. Nothing extreme, felt a cold coming thus my body was pretty tired. Went to the gym on Wednesday and started with the normal machines, didn't increase the weights though, just stuck to the programme I used the week before. I did manage to squeeze some spinning interwalls for 20 minutes in but I really noticed how lame my muscles were. No training on Thursday and yesterday my friend forced me to come to a spinning/core-session, 30 minutes each. Sadly, the music playlist at the spinning wasn't that challenging so my stamina was barely worked on. The core-session was however awful, we were shaking like aspen leaves after 15 minutes and I'm not sure if we even "beat" the fat woman infront of us which was our common goal. Although if I am to defend ourselves, my friend's a goalie and I'm a cripple so losing that battle might be justified.

Now, the fun part of this post begins. Yesterday I also went to the knee specialist and what a professional I got to meet! Told her my version of the story, was asked to take my pants off, the knee was examined for barely a minute and after that she was pretty sure that doing an arthroscopy is the only way to really get to know what type of injury it is. According to her, you can only tell that there really is an injury on the cruciate ligament by doing an MRI but not see which sort of injury. Therefore, the easiest way is to go in with a camera and take a look and meanwhile clean some shit up inside of the joint capsule which she thought was the reason for why I don't have optimal movability. She continued:
- So, I'll put you up on the priority list and we'll have the surgery within 14 days.
You say WHAT? 14 days?! That's nothing! But I'm happy, not complaining at all, just glad that they want to fix it as quickly as I want to. Looking forward to it!