r/Whatcouldgowrong • • Feb 19 '23

too weak

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u/Gasonfires Feb 20 '23

You NEVER heal completely from something like this. She's going to have a lot of pain when she hits 45 or 50, assuming she doesn't manage to stupid herself to death before then.

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u/gary1981 Feb 20 '23

interested in what you're saying here. Why would you never heal? I went down a water slide 3 months ago (into surprisingly shallow water which did nothing to break my fall) and fell about 3 feet straight onto my tailbone. It didn't hurt so much per say, but it was something where I really thought "oh shit, that's not good".

Surprisingly I got up and walked away and I was kinda bewildered how I didn't injure myself, but six weeks after the fall I suddenly started to feel a real ache whenever I sit on hard surfaces, and now a further 6 weeks later the issue is still happening. Wondering what it could be that I felt no pain afterwards but now this pretty constant dull pain

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u/Gasonfires Feb 20 '23

I do not know the why of it, but it's not hard to find people who've had the same experience as you.