Can a severe blow to a childs thighs cause compartment syndrome…???

Yes, even without a broken bone. The hard impact causes heavy bleeding and swelling inside the muscle’s tight tissue covering (fascia). This trapped pressure cuts off blood flow and is a true medical emergency.

Wow, It’s going to be that kind of day, I saw her beating me…

When the TV interview beating happened, she hit both my arms, wrists, hands and went on to the thighs of my legs, both of them and both my legs have compartment syndrome and I served in the U. S. Air Force!!!! Take that dudes!!!!

I have been trying to understand how some of the things that have been surgically worked on happend and that compartment syndrome… Eureka…

Freda beat a 5 or 6 year old so severly it fractured them and blood pooled and here we are…

In the Air Force I would lose the ability to wear anything with heels, my ankle popped out on either side and looked like a nasty sprain and it was, because of the compartment syndrome, but the doc or flight surgeon or who ever saw me at the clinic wasn’t sure what I had, it’s in my military records…

Anyhow… Today is a day for memories… Stay Tuned….

I remember…

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When you ask you shall recieve…

Same goes for my arms and that explains all this weakness that is plauging me for decades…

Not only do I have peripherial neuropathy and stenosis up and down my spine, but all my limbs suffer compartment syndrome and I SERVED IN THE AIR FORCE!!!!!!!!

It is a day for revelations… Stand by!!!!

Look closely, this was shortly after the beating and she told me, “either get in the picture or get hit”…