Svitlana LAC+MultiBrace - VIDEO 01: That's how I broke my arm

Ukrainian professional model Svitlana wears her Long Arm Cast palm-up style then converted in Short Arm Thumb Spica and her Ankle Brace then converted in Knee Brace in this special long term set in which healing difficulties and diagnosys imperfectons force her to an hard recovery path.

Svitlana is strolling along the Lido di Camaiore promenade, seductively dressed in a tight red dress that reveals her left arm—fully encased in a palm-up Long Arm Cast and supported by a sling around her neck. You watch her walking at length among the passersby and resting on a bench, clearly in pain and uncomfortable due to the cast. A clearly visible brace is strapped to her right ankle, though it does not hinder her fluid walk. Finally, she arrives at a bar for an aperitif, where, with her casted arm right in front of you, she reveals every detail of how she sustained her injuries: fracturing her humerus and spraining her ankle.

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Hi, I’m Lucy. After a motorcycle accident in 2024 fractured my left tibia, I began sharing my recovery journey online. Two years later, I’ve fractured my right tibial plateau after a hiking accident. Thankfully, surgery isn’t currently needed. I’ll be sharing my current recovery and throwbacks from 2024. Welcome back to my journey! 🦵✨