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<blockquote data-quote="DriverNerd" data-source="post: 4598446" data-attributes="member: 61439"><p>That looks bad.&nbsp; I sprained my ankle like that a few years ago.&nbsp; I was out for a month.&nbsp; I never went on comp, just TAW until I was cleared to go back to work.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know if I would have been able to work for a the first week or two even if I needed to.&nbsp; I ended up with a bad sprain, but no torn ligaments/tendon so that was a plus.&nbsp; Hopefully you just have a bad sprain that will heal in a week or two.&nbsp; Until then, when not at work elevate and ice non stop.&nbsp; Have a steady supply of Advil with you to make it through the day and baby the hell out of it, stepping out of the truck on the other leg, stepping into the truck on the other leg, don&#039;t limp when walking around the hub, cart your irregs or heavy packages to take weight off the foot.&nbsp; FWIW, my ankle to this day is still able to roll much easier than the other one.&nbsp; It will never be as strong.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="DriverNerd, post: 4598446, member: 61439"] That looks bad. I sprained my ankle like that a few years ago. I was out for a month. I never went on comp, just TAW until I was cleared to go back to work. I don't know if I would have been able to work for a the first week or two even if I needed to. I ended up with a bad sprain, but no torn ligaments/tendon so that was a plus. Hopefully you just have a bad sprain that will heal in a week or two. Until then, when not at work elevate and ice non stop. Have a steady supply of Advil with you to make it through the day and baby the hell out of it, stepping out of the truck on the other leg, stepping into the truck on the other leg, don't limp when walking around the hub, cart your irregs or heavy packages to take weight off the foot. FWIW, my ankle to this day is still able to roll much easier than the other one. It will never be as strong. [/QUOTE]

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