Real Women Real Broken Bones - 2026

The 21st birthday of this blog has come and gone - we're legal to drink! 

To honor this occasion we have a Real Women Real Broken Bones installment. 

This installment features a 20 something fitness influencer who fractured her 5th metatarsal trying to dance while filming content. She's in a short leg cast for 4 weeks and she has done a great job of documenting her journey. 

First here is our patient before she ended up in a cast.  

 

 

 Her pink SLC

 

 

 

Her immaculate toes

 

Just look at them! 

Look at that view of the bottom of her toes. She is owning the cast! 

 Some videos

 

Real Women Real Broken Bones (New Post Dec 2020!)

Hope everyone is keeping well mentally and physically during this bonkers 2020! 

I wanted to share one Real Women Real Broken Bones story before 2020 is up. Hope you all enjoy! 

Our subject is a 20 something English woman. An athlete growing up, she started having knee problems in her early 20's. First a torn knee ligament, which required surgery and rehab. Then there were complications. Her kneecaps were not quite aligned and she had to go through not 1 but 2 additional knee surgeries each with grueling rehab that lasted months. She had her knees fixed separately, so her rehab time was essentially doubled. Coming off 3 knee surgeries in 2 years - she had put on weight and was looking forward to getting back into the grind and getting back in athletic shape. But... in one of her first post-recovery nights out - she was at a night club, dancing and having a good time. When she was accidentally run into, with someone falling on top of her and snapping her left tibia. A combo of bad luck, poor agility from being off her feet and her body being much heavier than it used to be was the perfect recipe for disaster. 

Here's our star with a freshly applied plaster full leg cast. Calling this night the worst pain she has ever felt. Check out the specs of plaster on her toes. She was told she would need a full leg cast for 6 weeks. 

A few days later, she is in her fiberglass full leg cast. 

Notice the tie around the shin of her cast, a DIY way to move her suddenly very heavy leg. 

A better view of her full leg cast. 

Her having a "holy shit my leg is really broken" moment. The pain has disappeared since those first few days. Getting up in the morning, she almost forgot her leg was broken. Until she tried to get out of bed. At this point, things are 100x more difficult to do, and really impacting her life, even though there is so little pain, that she thinks she could just do it all so much faster without the damn cast. 

She tries to make the most of life. Hoping that by the end of her 6-week sentence, this will all be over... 

However, at her 6-week appointment, she gets bad news. Her tibia is not healing nearly as fast they expected, and she needs an additional 4 weeks in a full leg cast, making it a full 10 weeks. This time she opts for black...

On her way to her 10-week appointment. Hoping the black full leg cast will come off! It's here that I'll point out that our star has done a remarkable job of keeping her toes looking great. Fresh polish, exfoliation. 

Good news finally. She was promoted to a short leg cast for another 4-6 weeks! 

She would end her broken leg journey in a boot, followed by more rehab. 

Then having gained almost 60lbs in the 3 years since she first hurt her knee, and having a new appreciation for living an active life, she proceeds to work her tail off to lose almost all of it! Look at that transformation. The left is just after she was released from her boot. WOW! 

And this is our star today, proudly showing off that not only is her broken leg healthy, it's stronger than ever! 

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Thanks to Nurse Cindy for her encouragement prompting me to post more. Thanks for the kind comments from past readers letting me know how much you appreciated my work!

Not sure how often I'll do this, but my passion is to post some more of the detail behind a "webfind". My posts will usually answer the questions we all wonder when we see a gorgeous woman in a cast -

What happened? 

What was her injury? 

How does she feel about it? 

Is this her first cast? 

How long will she have t wear it?

So, without further ado - let's roll out our next subject. UFC Fighter Jessica-Rose Clark. 

While she was sparring, she snapped some tendons in her ankle. The initial prognosis was - surgery, however after a few days in a boot and a follow up with her orthopedic, she was given some good news. A short leg cast for 6 weeks, and some rehab will get her back to full health quicker than surgery. 

She posted about that new treatment plan - 

Seeing that highlighted line is such a turn on. Isn't it? 

As a new feature... here are a couple of videos of our subject living life to the fullest in her short leg cast. 

What does everyone think? Did you enjoy the post? Anything more you would like to know about this subject? 

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I've got a fantastic installment of Real Women Real Broken Bones for you today!

Our subject is in her mid 20's and is an avid horse rider. She got thrown from a horse and suffered what she calls a badly fractured knee that required some surgery. Maybe one of our resident medical experts can chime in and let us know what her specific injury was. However, before her surgery - she was in a gorgeous full leg cast. Let's take a look...

First is her post surgery xray.

this is some sort of temporary cast. Love how she is flexing her toes...

Next comes her gorgeous full leg cast. Elevated on a pillow in her hospital bed. just perfect.

Here's a picture of her with her horse

Some of the bruising on her thigh from the injury

This is my favorite pic. It makes me hard looking at it. Just the way her hospital gown is pulled up and her whole thigh is exposed. I want to bury my head between her legs!

And to complete the set a picture of her well pedicured toes without a cast. 

What did everyone think? Which picture is your favorite?

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Hello again! Hope everyone has been checking out my regular posts on tumblr

I've got a new installment of Real Women Real Broken Bones today!

Our next subject is a mid 20's female who broke her tibia and fibula when she fell off of a stage dancing at a wedding! She was in her full leg cast with toe plate for about 4 weeks. And has now transitioned to a boot.

Enjoy!

In this first pic you get a great look at the toeplate and the general structure of her toes.

 Much better look at her toes on her casted and uncasted foot.

This pic is awesome because it really accentuates the shape of her leg and you get a real sense of its size.

Wow her toes look good in this shot don't they?And you get more perspective on the size of her cast

She was able to squeeze herself in a car!

This is the cast after some wear and tear. She has gorgeous legs!

And finally a look at her cast from a different angle!

Which pic was your favorite? Why?

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I'm still alive folks! I've gotten a little lazy and haven't kept up my end of the bargain (I post, you read...). I haven't posted. I'm sorry!

Hoping to make it up to you with the following post!

Our subject is a 20 something female who suffered a spiral fracture of her tibia when 2 larger guys fell on top of her while she was out at a club dancing...

First a couple of pics of our subject without a cast.

Here are her toes... Yummy Right? I would suck on them, cast or no cast!

And here you see our subject and her gorgeous legs getting some sun... 

What does the rest of her look like? I'm glad you asked!

And then it happened... In her own words - 

So here she is with a fresh temp full leg cast on at the hospital, elevated and stunned that she has gone from dancing to a cast encasing her entire leg!

Being released with a thick file of paperwork and a perfect black full leg cast. 

And then some complications. Cast had to be cut and held together with straps. Perhaps the swelling was more than they expected?

She is better spirits now - cast is decorated with glitter

And finally she is promoted to a short leg cast. Look at the atrophy in her right leg!