tazdev3225
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I have had a lot of dumb injuries over the years but my worst injury came from a head on car crash. Another driver tried to beat turning traffic and flew out of a gas station in my lane of traffic. She hit me so hard I was told the rear of my car went about 6 feet in the air. I saw her coming and hit my brakes as hard as I could. Thankfully my car had the type of seatbelt that you HAD to wear or I think I would be dead. I had a concussion and nice bruise where my head took off the rear view mirror, chest contusion and irregular heartbeat for a few hours and a bruised hip from the gear shift. The worst injuries left me with 2 bulging discs in my neck and 3 or 4 bulging discs in my back which are acting up really badly right now. I also tore the muscles and damaged nerves in my left shoulder and elbow. Somehow I managed to BEND my steering wheel which is not an easy feat considering it is steel. I gladly took everyone of those injuries. My son was in the car and walked away without a scratch or a bruise.
My second worst injury came as a result of my trying to be healthy. I was out for a walk and tripped on uneven concrete. My ankle rolled and I heard the pop. I wish it had been broken. I tore ligaments and cartilage, damaged tendons and had a hairline fracture. I spent a year in a boot, cast for 2 days (don't ask I panic in them and had it taken off), boot, brace and then the boot again. I finally said enough. The only real fix is surgery but there is no guarantee I will be any better shape after it. I live with permanent swelling and my back in worse shape because the boot threw my gait off and added hip issues.
I have been told I need to be bubble wrapped.
My second worst injury came as a result of my trying to be healthy. I was out for a walk and tripped on uneven concrete. My ankle rolled and I heard the pop. I wish it had been broken. I tore ligaments and cartilage, damaged tendons and had a hairline fracture. I spent a year in a boot, cast for 2 days (don't ask I panic in them and had it taken off), boot, brace and then the boot again. I finally said enough. The only real fix is surgery but there is no guarantee I will be any better shape after it. I live with permanent swelling and my back in worse shape because the boot threw my gait off and added hip issues.
I have been told I need to be bubble wrapped.