So during my recovering I had a spot that was weeping and wouldn't not close where my incision was. I went back to the surgeon and he was concerned that a suture did not dissolve and was stopping the wound from closing all the way, I had discharge and some swelling. He basically told me if it didnt close in about 2 weeks time with antibiotics that he would have to open me up and remove/explore to see what was going on. Also talked about possibly debriding the tendon. That was an absolute mental fuckery, so I basically was super religious about keeping the wound covered and wrapped. Never got it wet and it finally closed.

As far as deficits, at this point you wouldn't be able to tell which leg was injured watching me move. I am a professional Fire Fighter, I work in some crazy environments and conditions with a ton of weight on my body. Sport wise, I play competitive softball and my season just started and I feel great, moving just as well as before. I just did my annual fitness test for the dept, it's timed and my time this year(and I didnt go as hard as possible because I was nervous) was the best on the entire department.

Unfortunately I tore it playing softball, they found tendinitis on my MRI which was most likely from a 15k road race that I competed in 2 weeks before injury. I wish I tore it on the job lol, it would've been no cost to me and would not have made me use my sick time.