A Pop Accompanied by Fiery Pain Followed by a Dull Throb Interspersed with More Fiery Pain

During my morning ambulation, I misjudged a car and had to leg it on out to get across a street to avoid a thump squish encounter. At the end of my jog, I felt a sharp pop followed by a fiery wave of pain along the outside portion of my left foot in the vicinity of my fifth metatarsal. This was followed through the rest of the day with a dull throbbing ache which was interspersed with more fiery pain when I rotated the foot.

Left Foot with Hairy Toes Showing Some Swelling on the Outside Edge

I am pretty sure I've broken something or had a ligament detach.  This is going to make walking difficult I believe.  I'm headed to the doctor tomorrow, and we'll see where that leads.  This may be the end of a very long continuous string of walks. I hope not, but I'm a bit pessimistic about the prospect of this turning out in a way that keeps the string alive. We shall see.