Posted by oldtractorfun on February 27, 2010 at 01:43:20 from (174.88.213.144):
In Reply to: Ladder accident posted by bjr on February 26, 2010 at 15:51:56:
That sounds bad Ultradog, luky you did get your hand up if landed on your head it could have been life and death maybe. Have seen some debate about health care on here. Just wanted to point out that if you had that accident in Canada you wouldnt have been paying 4 years or more for it. You also wouldn't have had to wait a year to get fixed up like some think. You would have been right into surgery. My brother was playing baseball, ran to catch a fly ball, jumped, collided with another player, came down and broke his leg just above his ankle. Had it fixed right up, plates and screws. Had to go back a few years later when screws loosened off some. Never cost him a cent. Sorry just had to point that out.
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