Denver Native (Carol)
08-04-2012, 07:06 PM
There were times when games were tight and the ball fell from the sky just beyond his outstretched hands that Andre Caldwell knew he could run faster. He knew the pain on the inside of his upper leg wasn't getting any better. He knew his performance wasn't making him any happier.
He knew it all as the months went by, when the only constants were pain, frustration and the nagging feeling something undiscovered was wrong.
"I mean, two years went by," the Broncos wide receiver said. "I kept getting treatment. It kept not getting better and finally the pain got so bad I couldn't even really sleep through the night. So I finally went to a specialist, and he checks me out and said, 'You've got a sports hernia, and it needs to taken care of.'
rest - http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_21233065/broncos-andre-caldwell-happy-healthy-and-hoping-big
He knew it all as the months went by, when the only constants were pain, frustration and the nagging feeling something undiscovered was wrong.
"I mean, two years went by," the Broncos wide receiver said. "I kept getting treatment. It kept not getting better and finally the pain got so bad I couldn't even really sleep through the night. So I finally went to a specialist, and he checks me out and said, 'You've got a sports hernia, and it needs to taken care of.'
rest - http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_21233065/broncos-andre-caldwell-happy-healthy-and-hoping-big