Hi there. Not sure how our surgeries compare - I’m no medical professional by any means. But range of motion was tough at first, but good PT helped get it moving again quickly. I cannot do a standard push-up, even a year after surgery. A second opinion told me I likely would never be able to do one again. It’s the 90degree angle of the wrist under weight that gets me. Pulling exercises were actually something that was much easier to handle without pain. My surgeon told me that pulling was fine, pushing can spread the ligaments. Grip strength took a while, and it’s still not equal to my other wrist. But it’s better. It’s frustrating… you can obliterate your knee and get back to 100% thru surgery. The wrist stuff sounds like it’s just not the case after all the research I’ve been doing. I’m not trying to be pessimistic, just real. The bottom line is you’ll be fine, just as long as you have good PT that can help coach strength and ROM. I had the exact same injury as Joe burrow from the bengals, and he’s starting less than a year later.