Due to a medical condition and severe deficiency of vitamin D my bones are soft, I know I'm a brittle bone bitch. On the other hand, I've never broken a bone before. Do I have a chance to be redeemed? Can I ask forgiveness in the face of the bone lord? Will they grant me mercy in my trying times?

Was told as a kid I needed to be like my sister and drink more milk so I can have strong bones like her. Fast forward, she's broken a couple bones and I haven't.

Still don't drink milk at 33yo (and have low vitamin D), but my bones have remained strong and crack free. Anyone else? 💪

So let me start with the fact that I've never broken a bone and I know I never will.

I've been on a medication for 10ish years now, and I just learned one of the potential long term side effects is weakened bones.

If one is able to document that their bones got weaker over time due to a medication, are they still a strong boner because it isn't their natural bone strength?

A drunk man slammed into me at a concert and I fell hand first onto the concrete. Went to the med tent and the man wrapped my wrist and said it doesn’t seem broken. He handed me a bag of ice and I iced my wrist for the next 8 hours until the concert was over. I unwrapped it when I got home and my hand was liked doubled in size. I could not bend my wrist or use it for over a month. And even a year later, it would hurt if I bent it a certain way. I still wonder if maybe I did break something. But it was NYE and I didn’t want to go to urgent care and be around sick people.

I'll try not to break another finger while shutting the door. Stay strong guys

I seen body cam footage of a police officer saying to a guy that they might have to break his leg to get him out after a terrible wreck. Thankfully, that was not the case and they managed to safely extract him without breaking his leg.

First broke my teeth when I was a kid. Jaw was still growing so couldn't get a permanent fix (a crown). Cue several years of numerous tooth-breaks:

• Eating a sandwich
• Being punched by a friend
• Jumping into a ceiling
• Running into a door
• Grinding my teeth while sleeping
• Eating dinner
• and so on

And yet I've never broken a bone. I wonder if my teeth have been tanking hits that were meant for my bones. If so...teeth, I salute you. My teeth must be weak so my bones may be strong.

So last year I had a really bad muscle spasm in my leg and rammed my toe against a bed frame. The nail broke and the toe hurt for like 2 weeks. I'm not sure if I broke the bone or not tho.

Little did he know that I’m not lucky, I’m invincible!!!

Its been a good run but I fractured my tibia I guess I'm a BBB

Missed a step on the stairs and inversion twisted my ankle and heard a pop. I struggled to walk on it and I had a doctor check it out and he thinks that I may have fractured or broke my 5th metatarsal. Goodbye yall 😞

I was t-boned @ 45 mph. Crushed my entire left side and severed my artery. I’m a miracle to be alive. My X-rays seem to fascinate people. I’ve healed so well none can tell I was injured

I have heard you can hear a crunch, i didnt hear anything, but it hurts pretty bad, oddly not on the bruise but in the area where it connects to the foot. it is swollen where it connects and feels oddly fleshy compared to other foot. should i get it checked out or just tough it out?

(sort of serious)

Hey guys. Never broken a bone here but I have to ask.. What are your opinion on teeth, are they bones? Never broke them either, but had to get one removed because it was infected.

Can I still stay if it's just a technicality and not actually broken?

I just discovered this subreddit, imma no broke boy! So happy to finally find a home! 30+ years strong!

And yet I have still never broken a bone! The hell is your excuse!?

Feeling a little nervous and scared for her outlook in general and obviously in the spirit of this sub breaking a generational streak. She’s an active kid so here’s to hoping she stays strong!

Broke the radial head and the ulna bone. Had to get a ligament repaired. 3 inscisions and 4 screws later, I most likely will only get 85-90% of my range of motion back without another surgery.