<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

This was actually two days ago, and it was my first day here in Australia so I could visit my long distance boyfriend (I'm American). He picked me up from the airport and we decided we would stop at the grocery store to pick up some stuff for breakfast the next morning and we went to get subs from Subway for lunch. We had to cross the street to get back to the car and traffic was slow so we decided to cross right where we parked. We got across the first lane and then we got to the small median when I looked to my right to see if any cars were coming. Bad mistake, I forgot that oncoming traffic would be coming from the left in this country. I start to cross, my boyfriend yells and I see the car coming although it was still a good distance. I bolt to the other side and in a quick motion I jump and turn to face him. It's then that my right ankle bends beneath me and was accompanied by a loud ***POP***. My foot immediately became weak and I was unable to bear my weight on it. Once we got home it swelled to the size of a golf ball on it's right side. Two days later and [I wake up to this] it no longer hurt and I can walk fine now but I am still doing my best to baby it until the swelling goes down. You can see the surgery scar on my left ankle from when I broke it in a car wreck. It has always been much weaker than my right ankle which was always my good one, but I done went and hurt it too. These last two days my wonderful boyfriend has been taking care of me, which I feel guilty for because of my being a klutz.
<bot>: Forgot what country I was in and didn't see where traffic was coming from, sprained my ankle trying to make it to the other side.