Rock Climbing After a Ankle Fracture - Kristin Jaquim Recovery Story

Rock Climber Kristin Jaquim would never give up. When your an athlete, there is always a chance that you could suffer an injury, but those chances go up when you choose to do extreme sports like rock climbing. After her injury, Kristin chose to see Coordinated Health Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Jason Rudolph to continue doing the activity she enjoys. "All my friends and family recommended Dr. Rudolph," says Kristin. Now 16 weeks post surgery, Kristin is confident and back to climbing, and reaching new heights, thanks to the team she trusts at Coordinated Health. Follow Kristin as we interview her at North Summit Climbing Gym, and she explains her complete recovery.
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[@ross2489]

I've had a fractured ankle since December 2 2020...I've thought about going back one day but always have that fear. I've gone back to the gym and started working out, now I'm strongest as I've ever been, but I still have that fear and trauma of climbing...this video helps me to know that I'm not alone. Thank you.

[@dawnriddler]

I came for advice on what problems you should start with and which you should avoid, and instead i got an ad for a hospital.

[@MarkCrimper]

Broke my ankle recently took a 15-20 foot lead fall onto a ledge. Very similar accident. Hurts so bad. Have to have multiple surgeries still. Sounds like it will be at least 2-3 months before I can climb again.