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Posted On: October 21st 2026, 06:52 pm
Missing this so much just now🥲⛰️
For anyone that’s missed stories I’ve posted over the past month or so, I’ve not been able to get out on the munros with Alfie after doing my knee playing football. Spent a few weeks on crutches followed by trying to do as little as possible.
I had my first physio session today and things are looking positive, managed to get out a good walk with Alfie for the first time at the weekend there too but I’ve been pretty gutted about it, especially with hiking and football being my two main things… and still not being sure the length of time it’ll be before I can get back out. Feel bad for Alfie as well, he must be wondering what’s going on with all these boring walks lately😅
It does feel better each week though and hopefully that continues. Start rehab proper after I get my MRI this weekend which, fingers crossed, should give the all clear that I’ve not done any serious tears to my ligaments. Trying to take the ‘it is what it is’ approach but I can’t lie, it has been tough.
I know that first hike back will be unreal and I can’t wait for that! Followed by getting back on track to finally completing my munro round. Appreciated all the replies to my stories too, it means a lot🫶🏼
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#scottishhighlands #hiking #outdoors #adventure #munrobagging
For anyone that’s missed stories I’ve posted over the past month or so, I’ve not been able to get out on the munros with Alfie after doing my knee playing football. Spent a few weeks on crutches followed by trying to do as little as possible.
I had my first physio session today and things are looking positive, managed to get out a good walk with Alfie for the first time at the weekend there too but I’ve been pretty gutted about it, especially with hiking and football being my two main things… and still not being sure the length of time it’ll be before I can get back out. Feel bad for Alfie as well, he must be wondering what’s going on with all these boring walks lately😅
It does feel better each week though and hopefully that continues. Start rehab proper after I get my MRI this weekend which, fingers crossed, should give the all clear that I’ve not done any serious tears to my ligaments. Trying to take the ‘it is what it is’ approach but I can’t lie, it has been tough.
I know that first hike back will be unreal and I can’t wait for that! Followed by getting back on track to finally completing my munro round. Appreciated all the replies to my stories too, it means a lot🫶🏼
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#scottishhighlands #hiking #outdoors #adventure #munrobagging
Comments (29)
2 days agophyhealthsocial
Missing the Munros while you wait for a knee to settle is frustrating in a very specific way. Taking the physio slowly and getting back out gradually is the unglamorous part nobody posts about, and it matters most.
4 days agokiwikay07
Missed you, but take your time and heal. The Munros aren't going anywhere. Keep posting Alfie pictures ❤️
11 days agojane.kennard
Hope you get better soon - As I've missed your pictures with where you been with Alfie 🐕
14 days agonicholas.mcglone
The frustration of not being able to get out a hike or play football must be difficult, so all the best for a quick recovery 👍
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