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Message: [QUOTE="TCC Kid, post: 4207372, member: 11583"] It does not take an astute medical eye to see the leg of Paige covered fully. The tiny gimp in that leg. To be Paige of 2021 last fall means making sharp turns, long in the air jumps, twisting the body in multiple directions at once. I've spent 5 years in studies of body and 10 years of consulting hospitals, lecturing doctors/nurses. I am not remotely qualified to assess when she will be ready. Geno has this right. That leg will take Doctors, trainers, Parents, and Paige to say she's ready to go. That does not mean 120 percent ready. Bodies heal at different rates, brains retain memories of injuries and remote fears at different rates. As much as Meyers and other dislike me saying it: I can wait for Paige until next year. If she were my daughter, that's the advice I'd give her. Slowly slowly begin slowly. [/QUOTE]