Why Me? // Vicki Golden | Vicki Golden

Video Description from YouTube:

Dislocated lunate bone. Non-union fracture to the radius. Ruptured Scapholunate Ligament (SLL): The most important for lunate stability, connecting it to the scaphoid. It has three parts:
Dorsal: The strongest part, crucial for stability.
Volar (Palmar): Important for rotational stability.
Interosseous/Membranous: The deep connection.
BUT
This isn’t just a story about an injury.
It’s about everything that comes after.
When the adrenaline fades and the crowd disappears, the real battle begins — the quiet moments filled with doubt, frustration, and the question that refuses to leave: why me?
Healing isn’t linear. Progress isn’t guaranteed. Some days feel like steps forward, others feel like starting over. This film lives in that space — where strength is tested, belief wavers, and resilience is built slowly, away from the spotlight.
This is the fight no one sees.
A battle beyond the injury.

Filmed + Edit – Gas Productions