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Re: My broken foot.

Postby Diflower » 19 Nov 2014, 17:14

Yes exactly meriad, that's what I was meaning too, it's a very real injury - and don't worry about the lady, the insurance Co's will sort it out.
Ours has been really good, telling us both over and over not to worry about it.
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Re: My broken foot.

Postby saundra » 19 Nov 2014, 17:21

For the third time kindle please send this
Do take Care Frank and try and rest
Sending some vibes And a hug
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Re: My broken foot.

Postby debih » 19 Nov 2014, 17:43

Ouch!

Poor you Frank.
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Re: My broken foot.

Postby Nanna » 19 Nov 2014, 17:47

Hope it heals quickly WM x
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Re: My broken foot.

Postby miasmum » 19 Nov 2014, 18:05

Poor old you Frank, and thank heavens it wasnt worse. I love the thought of you feeding the lady Bach rescue drops :lol: :lol:

You will be inundated with offers to claim from different insurance companies. But well done you for your principles.
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Re: My broken foot.

Postby Workingman » 19 Nov 2014, 18:22

Ria and Di, I now get the point about reporting the accident. The insurance now has details and they informed me to report it to the police as there is an injury to consider.

I have passed all that on to the driver of the car and she is happy with it, in fact she thought that we should have reported it at the time. My insurance is going to fight this on her insurance so that mine stays free of loss of no claims discount and payments from my insurance excess.

Shell, the drops seemed to work on her because after about ten mins she had calmed down a hell of a lot. And guess who has already called: :o :shock: Blood e leeches.

Thanks for all the vibes everyone, they actually do seem to be working. :D
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Re: My broken foot.

Postby Diflower » 19 Nov 2014, 18:33

Good :)
I'm certainly not one for trying it on, far from it, but there are times when you shouldn't keep it quiet (((x)))
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Re: My broken foot.

Postby TheOstrich » 19 Nov 2014, 19:19

<<<WM>>> ... oh good grief, Frank. Just thank goodness it wasn't a lot worse .....
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Re: My broken foot.

Postby Workingman » 19 Nov 2014, 19:30

Well, yes, but.........

As luck would have it there was a piece of old rope tied on the railings - just enough to tie the top-box back on the bike. Clouds - silver linings. :D
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Re: My broken foot.

Postby victor » 19 Nov 2014, 19:33

hope all goes well WM,
D-i-l rear ended a woman in front of her-but RAC guy said she was def doing less than 25mph or otherwise her air bag would have inflated
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