Even though I broke my ankle in New Zealand last February, I've only recently chosen to actually address healing it.
I had such a great opportunity to travel the world--I could fly anywhere for free--that I didn't want to let it go to waste on a little thing like a broken bone.
Despite ignoring my injury, I had an action-packed year:
After New Zealand, I stayed at home in Florida for about 3 months. Since my walking wasn't getting better, my parents insisted I see a doctor. I got 3 scans before discovering that I indeed had a broken ankle. The doctor said I could get surgery or leave it to heal over time. I am strongly against having surgery unless it's absolutely necessary, and I figured it would eventually heal, so I chose to continue climbing trees and traveling!
From Florida, I flew to Taiwan, connecting in Japan (my first time ever being in Asia, not counting the city in Turkey that's half in Europe and half in Asia). I was in Taiwan for a couple of weeks before I left to meet up with my brother in Japan, and eventually the rest of our family joined us in Japan and we all flew to Thailand together.
My parents and sister left after a week in Thailand, leaving my brother and I solo again. We overstayed our visa in Thailand by 4 days because we got totally lost in time living in such a paradise climbing environment in front of the beach full of humongous coconut trees. This is the only video I got of me climbing one of the coconut trees there... though I was climbing about 1-3 of the giant coconut trees everyday, that was on top of doing rock climbing and climbing lots of other huge different species of trees, and walking as well as walking with coconuts, all with a broken ankle...
And this is the only picture as well as the first coconut tree I climbed in Thailand. It had been awhile since Florida!
I love playing and staying active as much as possible as long as I have energy! So even though it may be frowned upon or considered abnormal to be moving in ways that feel good, I love to do it anyways! In some airports the police feel the need to stop me for that though... Rrrr
We rushed to leave to anywhere and spontaneously picked Malaysia!
We didn't like Kuala Lumpur and that ultra restricted big city environment, so we flew over to the other island of Borneo.
After a month, we had to say bye to our Malaysian family who drastically enhanced our surreal experience all over there, and continue on with our epic adventure.
From Malaysia, we flew to Cambodia!
We were kind of rushed in Cambodia because my birthday was coming up. We returned to Japan for a couple of days to enjoy our last bowls of top quality Japanese ramen!
Our plan was to visit our family in California, however, that ended up not working out, so we changed our course to visit our family at the 
Once I got back to Florida, I was expected to be healing my foot, getting a job, and/or going to school, but I just kept climbing trees every day thinking my injury would heal itself if I just kept ignoring it and living normally while just trying to make it hurt as little as possible... eventually the soreness caught up to me, not allowing me to keep up with what I actually want to be doing and what extreme potential I could be capable of without this current physical limitation...
But now after 7 countries and a year of pain, I'm finally ready to heal. I'm tired of being crippled! I returned to the for their holistic healing services.
So far I'm already loving the healing process @gardenofeden--even though this is the longest I've ever fasted from climbing trees!
And Thanks to the editing Goddess 