She was in a lot of pain. And when she came home it was really tough.

Our first inclination was to pack our bags and depart for our home stations.

They are using small home ranges and not traveling long distances. The only dispersers are young males, and they only go five to seven miles before setting up a new home range.

With the regular ACL, she would have been walking the next day. But her muscles atrophied so much more because of the LCL that she was a month behind.

At first, the knee would not bend at all. It was really hard for Jen.

They gave me medication to stop the pain, but they didn't do anything to get rid of the (problem). I can't work. I want to work, and I can't.