spacebubby
The MLP Princess
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Yea, those meds can be very addictive. I'm sure they're keeping good records because of the WC stuff.
No what really sucked was I could not get my treatments till WC approved & they drug ass or would send me 90 miles to their doctors to counter. I had to get a nurse case worker to go with me to all appointments & fight for what I needed or what she felt was to risky. Funny thing is the other guys auto insurance had to pay & from my settlement I had to pay WC & all the bills & the lawyer.I'm sure it sucks. Everyone wants to put the blame on someone else and no one wants to pay for the bills. I can see making it hard on the people that are faking it....but that happens to the people that need it too (it's a shame).![]()
Get back soon Flick.....
Demand a sponge bath from your hottest nurse!
I was hurt at work. I work for a electrical company & we had just finished a million + house except for 2 sets of very high flood lights. The builders plan was for us to wait till the back decks were build which would have got us up about 12 -15 . One day my supervisor calls me to meet a service tech there who was bringing a ladder from the main shop that we had never used before a 40 heavy duty fiberglass one. It stuck past the truck by 6 or more on each end. With two of us it was a major struggle just to get it off the truck so I called my supervisor to ask for additional help. Which he only got angry said no & the job needed to be done.( He wanted his bonus for a complete 100 % done) So with the other guy standing at the base I got under the ladder on the other end & raised that end above my head & proceeded to walk towards him raising the ladder .When it was at a 45 degree my shoulder felt like it just ripped out its socket. So I call the supervisor to tell him & He seemed to get angry about it. I told him no way was I going to be able to climb that ladder. We ended up finishing the job & then I called the main boss & told him I was leaving going straight to the hospital. Going there they told right off I would most likely need surgery & sent me for x rays & a MRI & then to a specialist. Who said I needed surgery but being it was a work comp I had to do 6 weeks of Physical therapy 3 times per week. It ended up that I had a torn labarum & the tear was bad & the PT was making it buckle & worse. So it was stopped & back to the specialist who said I needed to see his partner to schedule surgery. When I went to him he looked at my stuff & motion then seemed bothered he said my tear was in the rear & behind the ball joint which is rare & he felt he could not do it & refered me to Johns Hopkins saying I would need a team of surgeons. Workers Comp then sent a John Hopkins surgical nurse to visit me & look over things & she took me to a surgeon herself. So basically when I went into surgery there was like 6 people in there. Through microscopic surgery they dislocated my arm from shoulder & reattached the labrum with 7 pin shots & relocated my arm. For 6 weeks I had to wear a sling & could not move my arm. Try that it sucks big time. So I been doing PT since then & I have not got my motion back my arm is frozen. Most pain was not in my shoulder but in my biceps & forearms Like tendon pains. The nights are the worse .They are thinking i have scar tissue build up or another tear or something didnt take. I know my upper arm & shoulder has the tenderness of when you have a infected cut