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Jeremy's Comeback  

 

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Jeremy's Comeback: From Injury to the Waves Again

 

My name’s Jeremy, born and raised in the Dominican Republic, where the ocean been my second home since I could walk. Ain’t nothing better than waking up early, grabbin’ my board, and paddling out into them perfect blue waves. Surfing wasn’t just a thing I did—it was who I am. I was out there every day, training, competing, pushing myself harder, dreaming of makin’ it big.

Then one bad wipeout nearly took it all away.

It was a big swell at Encuentro, waves pumping, everything feelin’ right. I went for a deep bottom turn, tryin’ to hit the lip hard, but my board slipped, and I got launched straight over. Came down wrong—knee twisted one way, shoulder slammed another. Soon as I hit the water, I knew something was real messed up.

 

Doctor told me my ACL was torn bad, shoulder got ligament damage too. Surgery was on the table, but man, the thought of being outta the water for a year? That hit me harder than the wipeout. Some folks even say I might never surf the same again. But I wasn’t about to accept that.

That’s when I start hearin’ about stem cell therapy for da shoulder n knees. Sounded kinda crazy at first usin’ msc cells to heal but the more I read, the more sense it made. Instead of cutting things up and stitchin’ ‘em back, stem cells help regrow what’s been damaged. I found a clinic, got the treatment done, and then the real work started.

First couple months? Frustrating as hell. Felt like nothin’ was happenin’. But I stuck to my therapy, workin’ on my strength, stretchin’ every day, doin’ what I had to do. Then, one day, my knee felt different. Stronger. My shoulder wasn’t so stiff no more. By the fourth month, I was movin’ like myself again. By six? I was paddling back out into the lineup.

First time standin’ up on a wave again, felt like I never left. That rush, that freedom it was like breathin’ again after bein’ underwater too long. Took things slow at first, but before long, I was back to trainin’ like before.

One year after the injury, I entered my first competition. Some people doubt me, said I’d never be the same, but I wasn’t just back ...I was better. That first deep carve, that first air it felt like a second chance, and I wasn’t gonna waste it.

Now, I tell my story to other surfers, to athletes, to anyone who feel like an injury is the end. Science is changing the game, and I’m proof of that. If you willing to put in the work, if you got the patience, you can come back.

 

The ocean don’t wait for nobody, but it always gives you another wave. Long as I can stand on my board, I’m ridin’.

Este debate ha sido modificado el hace 3 meses 2 veces por Jermy Lyons

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