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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 4223751, member: 5798"] Thanks MD#12Fan. Anyone that has had a physical "experience" that is willing to share it, should not be accused of being a know-it-all, or that their experience was so much like the person in question, they know what the prognosis is, and knows what the best course of action should be. It just gives the rest of us something to compare another person's injury with. Not saying yours is exactly like the person/player in question, but just as a reference. Most of us here are "mature". We know there's nothing like a "personal" experience. (If you've never had toothache, the gout, a migraine, or plantar fasciitis, you have no idea what it feels like, and thus can't relate to someone that maybe experiencing that particular challenge). The UConn medical staff has an excellent track record of repairing player's injuries. Look at all of the past UConn athletes that have been under the care of the doctors and trainers at UConn over the years that were treated and were able to return to action. Most without relapse or reinjury. The fact that Azzi is still wearing a boot suggests that she's still under the care of a UConn trainer which is not a bad thing. To me that just means that she won't have any relapses. I'm staying at a holiday Inn tonight. ;) [/QUOTE]