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Blog reinstated. HAHA

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Finally It is reinstated. :)

Recovery process of my ACL

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On 14th July, I had my first operation at Mount Alvernia done by Dr Tho Kan San, great doctor! Did ACL reconstruction with Lateral Meniscus and Medial Meniscus repair. They graft my hamstring tendon. My knee is locked with a brace at 0 degree. This means I cant bend my knee at all.

On 15th July (1 day after op), got discharge and started to learn how to use 2 crutches to walk.

On 17th July (3 days after op), appointment with the doctor, bandage is taken out.

On 25th July (11 days after op), appointment with the doctor, remove stitches, brace unlocked and I can allowed to bend my knee up till 30 degree. I need to achieve 90 degrees in 2 weeks.
Went for first psyhio, they ice my leg and use a machine to “wake up” my thigh muscle. I am allowed to walk with 1 crutches but not recommended yet.

On 27th July (13 days after the op), appointment with psyhiotheraphist, allowed to bend my knee till 40 degree. They ice my leg and use the machine to wake up my quad again. Today’s “voltage” is very very strong. I can walk SLOWLY without any help and can bend up to 40 degree + a bit.

On 1st August (18 days after the op), appointment with psyhiotheraphist, allowed to bend my knee till 70 degree. They never ice my leg anymore but they use the machine to wake up my quad. Voltage seems normal today. I am asked to stretch my hamstring on the bed and on the stairs.

On 3rd August (20 days after the op), appointment with another psyhiotheraphist, Irene, because Eugene is on MC. Started different, started by asking me to bend my knees and train my quad. She realised that my extension is not zero yet which means need to work on it by contracting my quad. Then use the machine to wake up my muscle, voltage is super low today. She then did a measurement and it is 80 degree now.

On 8th August (25 days after the op), appointment with psyhiotheraphist, Eugene again. Started with the wake up machine treatment then this time round, first time got a heat treatment that he ask me to lie on my stomach and he place something hot at the back on my knee. Train some basic gym which he asked me to use 2 legs to push the weights (30) and do some balancing on the board.

On 14th August (31 days after the op), appointment with psyhiotheraphist. “Wake up machine” and heat treatment as usual then followed by doing streching for my hamstring. The doctor asked me to do the weight again. It is increased to 40 this time. I also do left and right, front and back balancing.

On 15th August (32 days after the op), appointment with specialist, Dr Tho and pshiotheraphist, Eugene. Dr Tho checked my leg and said the ACL is very stable now and my knee is very solid now. Went to find Eugene next. Did the extact same thing as what I did on 14th August, except that the weight is now increased to 55.

On 19th August (36 days after the op), appointment with Eugene. Did all the same things again except that I am doing bike now as well (9). It helps in my bending.

On 26th August (43 days after the op), appointment with Eugene Keng. Went with Jun An. Did all the same things this time. I am doing the bike as well (6). He also asked me to train the weight using one weight and now I am at 20 for my right leg already. He asked me to do 30 but I cant.

Will continue to update!

Anterior Cruciate Ligament of my leg

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Some of my friends should realised that I have not been my normal self lately. I am not as active. I am not as “noisy” and most obviously, I am walking very slowly now. What happened was that I tore my ACL and partial tear my MCL ( Medial Collateral Ligament ) during on of my wushu training 2 weeks ago. ( Although I believe I have tore it 3 months ago but the polyclinic doctor said I was fine when I went for the checking then. I have problem with my knee’ stability then. )

I went for a x-ray and MRI scanning.

I have been working like 84 hours/week on school related stuff. It gets me really tired now. Need to “chiong” and study more.

I need to go for an operation soon.

Funny Conversation

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Pretty Random but I think quite funny. Sorry to those who don’t understand Chinese

Guo Hong | Programmers are designers/artists with automation in mind. – Apurva Lawale said :
* 每一天无法不想你 连闭上眼睛 怎麽都是你
*见鬼?

alex(: – 每一天无法不想你 连闭上眼睛 怎麽都是你 says:
*what 见鬼 sia?

Guo Hong | Programmers are designers/artists with automation in mind. – Apurva Lawale says:
*close eyes also see the person
*见鬼

alex(: – 每一天无法不想你 连闭上眼睛 怎麽都是你 says:
*no la
*when you really love someone
*thats what happens.

Guo Hong | Programmers are designers/artists with automation in mind. – Apurva Lawale says:
*见鬼 lor

alex(: – 每一天无法不想你 连闭上眼睛 怎麽都是你 says:
*-.-

Guo Hong | Programmers are designers/artists with automation in mind. – Apurva Lawale says:
*So you mean, when you really love someone, you will 见鬼.
*o.O

Exam's over

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Woohoo.

Exam is over

Guo Hong == lazy == bad == busy

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I keep saying I wanted to update my blog but it seems like I am just too busy and lazy to do so.

I need to find out where is the popup. I keep getting popups on my own site. =( 

Haiz

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Haiz….. I am still sick and I still have to travel around Singapore after school to find gift ideas for a project i was given. Hahaha.

Tampines Mall
Century Square
Jurong Point
IMM
West Mall
Lot 8
Causeway point
Ang Mo Kio Hub
Compass Point
Hougang Mall

I might not be able to go all. I should just try to and I have to make a few phone calls… All the companies I emailed didn’t reply me.

Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2008

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For those who are not informed yet, you can actually watch the keynote live now.

http://www.microsoftpdc.com/

More bad news arrived

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When things are good for me, it will be very very good.
When things are bad for me, it will be very very bad.

One of my auntie, my mother’s father’s sister’s daughter, has been diagonsised with liver cancer. There are more bad news, aww….. which i cant really say. Hope the bad “aura” don’t spread to my Microsoft Student Partner’s interview tomorrow night.

Haha.

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