Exactly the situation of things in that wigged gourd you call your head.

I can do this all day and automate it if I have to take a nap or something.

You’re evidently deficient upstairs at this point and desperate for backup. You are a medical professional (presumably quack) she isn’t. You claim to be a surgeon and it’s you I was responding to…silly.

That’s good to know. I presume you recovered without surgery?

Lol why are you lying and so desperate to garner support by quoting my post. The pic below was literally my first interaction with you. Now you’re lying about me invalidating your friend’s experience. I was talking to you…silly. Is everything okay upstairs?

Sorry you’ll have to try harder to bully me off any spot on the internet. We can end the conversation here like I suggested earlier or we can keep going back and forth indefinitely.

You should take your own advice really. I simply disagreed with your statement. Not sure what part of “we can agree to disagree” you don’t understand. Plus the only material you’ve used to try to buttress your point is a random diagram.

I have been talking to actual hand surgeons and orthopedic surgeons though. It’s fine

Easily fractured if you catch your fall while your wrist is extended. I’m three months into this injury and you have no idea how much studying I have done during this tough period. It’s quite narcissistic 2 outrightly disregard an article by ur fellow medical professional without objective scrutiny

The point is u think it’s hard to break & I think it’s easy to break. U also said it’s not part of the bones that can break when u fall on an outstretched hand which I also strongly disagree with.

I am currently consulting with 3 ortho surgeons in Nigeria, USA and the UK

We can agree to disagree

The scaphoid isn’t one of them? I am literally in a splint recovering from this injury and you are the only medical professional that I have interacted with that thinks otherwise.

www.healthline.com/health/bone-...

What’s your situation right now. Is your wrist back to normal?

How’s it going? I can totally relate to this injury

I actually think it’s pretty easy to break when you fall on an outstretched hand. It’s also hard to heal because of its limited blood supply that flows from just one side of the bone

Nope; that accolade is reserved for OGs Jim Clancy Jonathan Mann and their colleagues at the time.