climbing instructor falls and breaks his leg whilst trying to teach proper climbing.
rip to his career.
He can still play Uno and guide others on what not to do when rock climbing.
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He can probably still climb with a peg leg.
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Wtf his foot came off.
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Seems easily preventable. Just bend your knees and try to land on your side.
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I thought climbing would be kinda fun but this changed my mind
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This was the first video i saw on wpd some months ago and i was like hell noo! I'm not gonna watch it no more. Broken bones are my enemies, i can barely resist 🤣🤣 and here i am… watching every shit but no broken bones ❤️
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Break a leg and get the medal💪
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And dude was still smiling as his foot was dangling. What a trooper.
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Medical Professionals of WPD, I ask you, how does this go? Can they put it back like new? I'd love any honest thoughts
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The success of the procedure depends on several factors, including the condition of the amputated part, the quality of the blood supply, and the expertise of the surgeon.
The search results suggest that the ideal timeframe for reattachment is within 4to 6 hours after the injury. However, in some cases, reattachment can still be successful up to 24 hours.
While reattachment is possible, it's essential to note that the outcome may not always be optimal.
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Holy fuck that's insane… do it again
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