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The gigantista Venetian fall in training, tells us about the dynamics of his unfortunate accident, on the eve of December, the richest of the giants in the 2013-2014 World Cup season. It did not, of course, but Giulia has no intention of giving up. Here are his words.
Monday 25 November 2013 1 minutes reading time
Julia Gianesini: "I got on in training, doing the slalom. I swelled immediately the ankle, I could not even support it. Sheets immediately showed the separation of the ankle, with the ligaments stretched. Now I wait for the return of dr. Panzeri from'' America, Wednesday, and go with him to get an MRI. Doctors Hospital'' s where I made the plates have told me to keep the "shower" for 15 days, then a guardian.'ll see how it goes and then in the boot, of course it did not take because right now in December there are a lot of giants and will not give me many chances, so for this reason it is important to prepare for the better ... ". Twitter: @ gianmilan76 , @ newswintersport
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