r/Neverbrokeabone • u/RobynDaBankForMoney • 7h ago
Broke *A* Bone, not my own
As the title says, I have broken someone else's bone. But never one of my own
Am I still allowed in the club?
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/RobynDaBankForMoney • 7h ago
As the title says, I have broken someone else's bone. But never one of my own
Am I still allowed in the club?
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/arachnidjesus • 13h ago
For info, it would be a loss after 32 years in the strong bones club. Stubbed my toe really hard against a brick wall so would be truly disappointing to have it confirmed as broken. X rays included
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/jstead3 • 19m ago
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/Timely-Pension6501 • 3h ago
Before and after surgery! Lets leave the details of how it happened out!
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/LordCongra • 3h ago
So growing up my legs grew very fast during a growth spurt and as a result while my brain was figuring out how to use my legs again I kept smashing the inner bony prominences of my ankles together (known as the medial malleoli).
Then during an x-ray of my foot I received to check for something entirely different, it was noted that I had chips of bone floating in the tissue of the surrounding area. Does this count as having broken a bone?
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/Perfect_Breakfast_21 • 4h ago
If someone that never broke a bone broke their arm but cut it off
Would they still be allowed here since tecnically they dont have a broken bone in their body?
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/Sea-Reading-6266 • 2h ago
If you break one of your bones using nothing but another one of your bones and that bone remains undamaged are you a bbb or do you have titanium bones? Are you a hybrid freak maybe?
r/Neverbrokeabone • u/C-Man12345 • 3h ago
lowk ive never felt what it feels like and im curios so