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I have been insanely busy re-learning how to shoot…I cannot get enough of it. Here are some shots from a test shoot for the best guys in the world…

from Market Garden.

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Last week MTV went to Newmarket to take a look at where Skate4Cancer began, as well as to get a better idea of how Rob gives everything to make sure his dream comes true. Check it out tonight on MTV News @ 6:30.

Life on the Road

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It has been way too long since I have been able to shoot properly, it feels so good to be able to again.

These are a few test from my next series.

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After looking at all the x-rays from last week I decided to check out what I gave my surgeons to deal with.

My surgeon was right when he said “if your wrist was an egg and you dropped it, and then just jumped on it, that would be what your wrist looks like right now”.

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Even after they attempted to fix it externally and put a cast on it, it still needed ALOT of work!

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Luckily, he did a more than amazing job. Below is my wrist now.

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see…magic!

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Today I was back to the hospital for more x-rays. (above: a photograph of the x-ray machine) My wrist has been getting stronger and more flexible everyday so when the surgeon took a look at it he was stoked, it appeared to be doing so well. That is until he took a look at the x-rays.

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Apparently, my bones did not stay in place but decided to shift a bit. My surgeon believes this is due to the fact that the top of my radius is dead (there is no longer blood flow to a portion of the bone). This makes the joint unable to properly heal and because it was such a back break to begin with the bones shifted.

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Another surgery and a metal plate could fix the problem but it could also make it worse. I will find out in three weeks what the specialist thinks. Having surgery again does not really bother me too much I just want the final result to be as good as possible. Not the best news in the world but it could be a lot worse. ; >

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