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(08-30-2019, 07:38 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Baloney..  I've dealt with plantar fasciitis, back when I played Semi-Pro ball, my wife currently deals with it intermittently.  For me, it just kind of went away.  For my wife, she has to go get painful cortisone injections into her heal. 

Every ailment affects each individual differently.  For you to just use your obviously mild case as an example, is pretty much blathering at best.  It's pretty obvious that you're not a medical professional, and likely just a part time gym rat at best.  So, please stop trying to minimize the severity of injuries to actual professional athletes.    

I said earlier his symptoms may be different than mine.  I'll also say that I've always been a quick healer.  In my case, and I'm assuming for most, it started small and worsened over time.  One would generally assume that a professional athlete with the access he has to health care would not wait until his condition was severe before getting treatment, particularly since it seemed to surface during the offseason.  Given the way the team has dealt with injuries, it can also be assumed that he wouldn't have been practicing if he was seriously hampered or had a high probability of tearing the tendon completely.  Now, he could have been in excruciating pain and it hampered him a lot.  They could have allowed it to heal fully and it didn't bother him.  It may have been like my case and didn't bother him during physical exertion.  You can talk about blathering, but neither of us really knows the situation.  You're the one assuming he's still injured.  Being frank, all these guys have minor injuries and physical problems.