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    Ligament Injuries

    CANADA | Fri, 9 May 2008 | By true-claims-stories | Views [1441]

    It’s cliché but true: accidents happen all the time but you never count on one happening to you. I was skiing in Canada when I took a fall and injured my left knee. I was taken from the slopes to a local Emergency Centre, in great pain, where they ... Read more >

    Tags: canada, claim, injury, medical, skiing, snow, true claim stories, world nomads, x-ray

    Kissing the boulder

    CANADA | Tue, 1 Mar 2005 | By true-claims-stories | Views [3625]

    While skiing at the Sunshine Village resort in Canada, I caught an edge lost control and skiied into a boulder. On impact with the rock I injured both my arms, chipped some teeth and lacerated and fractued part of my jaw. When the medics came to assist ... Read more >

    Tags: doctors, hospitals & health, skiing, true claim stories, x-ray

     

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