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Wow, Lori, I would try for the lawsuit, to give you a sense of self preservation at the least. I had incredible bruising, also, from the tourniquet probably, but also I had bruises on my leg as if they grabbed it at a number of locations with strong vises, and when I came out of surgery, my foot felt like they had grabbed my foot at the ankle and rotated the foot 180 degrees and left it twisted. I have tried to get a diagnosis for my foot from a surgeon, orthopedist, PT's, podiatrist, neurologist. My chiropractor thinks it is a compressed nerve and keeps working on my spine adjustments. I am so sorry about your situation. My surgeon excused me after 6 months and said I don't need to go back for checkups. I had "sufficient" ROM but needed a lot more muscle strength the last time I saw him, and he did not care to see if I progressed from the minimal!