The Finger Injury

Anatomy:
The tendon that bends middle joint of the finger, is the shorter tendon. Called the flexor digitorum sublimis, or FDS.

Types of Injury:
Tendons can be stretched (strained) or ruptured during rock climbing.

Symptoms:

• Pain when the finger is bent.
• Mild swelling over the joint closest to the fingertip.
• Tenderness along the finger on the palm side of the hand.

Treatment:
Because the tendon cannot heal unless the ends are touching, a torn (ruptured) tendon must be repaired or sewn back to the muscle or bone. This requires surgery.

It can take up to two months before the repair is healed and it is strong enough that the hand can be used without protection. It may take another month or so before the hand can be used with any force.

My Conclusion:
I definitely requires no surgery, though the loud cracking sound meant something serious. Moreover, the two-three months break seems very demanding.


Reference:
http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00015

An Active Mind

I swear I couldn't go to sleep because of a sudden surge of energy running through my brain! Damn, the animated self just keep on popping doing crazy shits in my head. And if someone was to look at me, that person is sure to be hell bend in thinking I'm crazy.

It was me going loco for shitz nitz! Really.

Creative Writing

The book that I wanted:

And the membership that I got:
http://www.helium.com/

But the time that I was at:
10:40PM

So the night was spent on:
Zzzzz.............

The Need for a New Drive

Today, not the day. Enough said.

Glory of Success

The darkness shrouds the mind in a desperate attempt to release it from self control. As he pants heavily trying to attain back his ownself, he also loses grip. Yet the light from the distance begins to pave way. Slowly he regains consciousness of the fight that may end his attempt. At that moment, he pushes hard. And at that very moment, he catches the last hold and bring forth the glory in which he knows. The glory of success.

Nothing succeeds like the appearance of success. - Christopher Lasch