What I 've learned from dealing with diagnoses and recoveries is to never look at how and how fast others heal... Every body is different and will react/heal differently from each other! Keep your head up pip!!
Stay strong Pippa! You're young, you'll be alright. A few months is nothing in a lifetime, but it seems forever when you see no progress. Catch up with friends, and make a list of fun stuff you want to do while you're recovering. Learn a language, read some books. It will make you feel more 'productive' and in a better mental mindset.
hey Pippa, this is a reayl strong video. Thank you that you share the up´s and also the downs´s with us. take all the time you and your knee need. we all will waiting ...and we will all cheer at the beach when you are back on the water again. stay strong.
Had ACL surgery + meniscus and things didn't start to feel "good" until the 12-24 month period as I got back into sport (was doing lots of physio before then). It does get better!
Hi pippa, be strong, be patient and be thankful always. You will become fit . Do all you can do , Reha Pysio Akupunktur etc etc I had a car accident in 2015 here in Munich , 2 month coma , 6 month in bed , meanwhile 22 surgery’s !!limits in the knee in the shoulder and the right ankle joint . BUT ;: I can kite again!! NEVER GIVE UP !!! All the best 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤞🏾🙏🏽
Hey Pippa, ten eerste heel veel succes en sterkte met het hele proces! En bedankt voor het delen van de ups en downs. Iedereen post altijd alleen maar als het goed gaat. Heel vertekend beeld geeft dat. Ik ben nu 4 maanden post-op en het revalideren gaat bij mij ook niet zoals ik had gehoopt. Binnenkort ook terug naar de orthopeed, super eng en super kut, maar we gaan door 💪🏻
Hey Pip, i'm sure you know that each recovery is individual... There is little point to comparing yourself to others. We all do it none the less, i guess. One just has to realize that positive mindset helps healing and dealing with the situation, but also makes you very prone to overexpect your abilities and over exercise. Just rest assured that a good and pain-free life will most likely be possible again, but your knee despite all efforts won't be brand new... Like a used car, it will continuasly need a tiny bit more maintenance effort to be reliable... Easy whilst being an active athlete though. Just let sports and videostuff go for a while and do other things, like music/art/education... Its about staying curious and nothing could throw you of your path as you might just change it if something gets in the way. ... I have been on the water only two or three times this year, but still had the best times of my life, cycling, mtb, changing jobs, getting to know people, just being open to influence of others and trying out new stuff... I'll get back to kiting, there is no hurry, i just know that the right time will come
Hey Pippa, not a nice news, I just want to share with you, that I had experienced the surgery of ACL and Meniscus, my knee was swelling 9 months after the surgery, doing everything I could, and no one having a clear explanation of why my knee is swelling.. my mental state was devastated, until I accidentally met a guy that instantly explained to me what is the reason, and he literally saved my life. If your recovery doesn't go as planned, feel free to contact me and I will give you all the details. All the best Petar
What I 've learned from dealing with diagnoses and recoveries is to never look at how and how fast others heal... Every body is different and will react/heal differently from each other! Keep your head up pip!!
Stay strong Pippa! You're young, you'll be alright. A few months is nothing in a lifetime, but it seems forever when you see no progress. Catch up with friends, and make a list of fun stuff you want to do while you're recovering. Learn a language, read some books. It will make you feel more 'productive' and in a better mental mindset.
hey Pippa, this is a reayl strong video. Thank you that you share the up´s and also the downs´s with us. take all the time you and your knee need. we all will waiting ...and we will all cheer at the beach when you are back on the water again. stay strong.
Had ACL surgery + meniscus and things didn't start to feel "good" until the 12-24 month period as I got back into sport (was doing lots of physio before then). It does get better!
Hi pippa, be strong, be patient and be thankful always. You will become fit . Do all you can do , Reha Pysio Akupunktur etc etc
I had a car accident in 2015 here in Munich , 2 month coma , 6 month in bed , meanwhile 22 surgery’s !!limits in the knee in the shoulder and the right ankle joint . BUT ;: I can kite again!!
NEVER GIVE UP !!! All the best 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤞🏾🙏🏽
You’ll get through this and come back stronger! Just take it step by step!
Keeping fingers crossed for you! All will be well. Stay hard!
Live your dream!! Stay strong, Pips 💪
Everything will be good. Good luck and be positive and calm
Keep the joy that defines you so well. You’ll crush it Pippa :)
You have all my positive thoughts too!
Go Pippa go! Stay strong. We are all with you!!! 🙌💪💪💪💪
Dear Pippa don't lose your positive attitude and believe in your strong power. we send all positive energy from Germany
So brave how you pick yourself up again!
Head up!! It’s all in the head and also the healing goes from the head!!!! 🤙🏽👍🏽
Actually, the healing of the knee happens in the knee. Your head has very little to do with it.
cheer up pipe, you can! slowly. Think positive! everything will be fine!!!❤️😘😘😘😘👍
Good luck in your recovery.
Hey Pippa. Stay strong. All will be good and you are going to shred Brasil in November. The first three beers are on me if we meet.
Hey Pippa, all the best see you the next time on the water.
Stay strong!!
Breaks my heart to See u crying 😭 wish u the best 🙄🌹
Stoer om ook dit te delen.
Met jou instelling moet t goed komen 💪
Stay positive - outlook is everything from Canada!
All the best
Hey Pippa, ten eerste heel veel succes en sterkte met het hele proces! En bedankt voor het delen van de ups en downs. Iedereen post altijd alleen maar als het goed gaat. Heel vertekend beeld geeft dat. Ik ben nu 4 maanden post-op en het revalideren gaat bij mij ook niet zoals ik had gehoopt. Binnenkort ook terug naar de orthopeed, super eng en super kut, maar we gaan door 💪🏻
Neve give up 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Be strong 💪💪💪
Hey Pip, i'm sure you know that each recovery is individual... There is little point to comparing yourself to others. We all do it none the less, i guess. One just has to realize that positive mindset helps healing and dealing with the situation, but also makes you very prone to overexpect your abilities and over exercise.
Just rest assured that a good and pain-free life will most likely be possible again, but your knee despite all efforts won't be brand new... Like a used car, it will continuasly need a tiny bit more maintenance effort to be reliable... Easy whilst being an active athlete though. Just let sports and videostuff go for a while and do other things, like music/art/education... Its about staying curious and nothing could throw you of your path as you might just change it if something gets in the way.
... I have been on the water only two or three times this year, but still had the best times of my life, cycling, mtb, changing jobs, getting to know people, just being open to influence of others and trying out new stuff... I'll get back to kiting, there is no hurry, i just know that the right time will come
thank you for sending me this message 😇 Really appreciate it
Do you know Wim Hof your fellow citizen? Don't hesitate to visit him he can help you for sure
Let’s go Pips💪🏼 we will together make it happen 😃
take 9 month for fully heal.
Sterkte meid 🙏🙏🙏
Pippa❤️❤️
Trust your body, you got this!
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger - Hope it's only getting better from here on out!
thanks for sharing! Will definitely have a look at it
💗🙏😘
Koppie op Pip 😘🍀
what happen my love
I'm on my 2weeks now from acl surgery and meniscus. I'm always watching your vlog... hope your doing well
Hey Pippa, not a nice news, I just want to share with you, that I had experienced the surgery of ACL and Meniscus, my knee was swelling 9 months after the surgery, doing everything I could, and no one having a clear explanation of why my knee is swelling.. my mental state was devastated, until I accidentally met a guy that instantly explained to me what is the reason, and he literally saved my life.
If your recovery doesn't go as planned, feel free to contact me and I will give you all the details.
All the best
Petar
Hey bro, i had the acl reconstruction about 4 months and still have swelling.. how to draine that? Please reply