THIS WAS A VERY EXPENSIVE BALLS UP: WHAT WERE THEY THINKING 

My family has had a number of instances of drs screwing up. For myself on two separate occasions had drs tell me I had arthritis. The first time was a pulled back muscle after a back spasm at work. The second was getting bumped playing hockey. Thought I pulled a muscle. Was not getting better so saw a dr. When he called arthritis, I said this is not how you get arthritis. Sent me for an xray of the hip. There was a spur sticking out of the joint which he said was a sure sign of arthritis. Was actually torn cartledge, but I did not know. Hobbled around for 7 years until it was arthritis. When about 50 I started getting the trots once in a while. Would spend until noon in the washroom. Could not go to work that day. Go to the hospital and the dr would tell me I had the flu. Every second week? Get real doc. Finally diagnosed with ciliac. My mother suffered from Lupus E all her life. The last time it flared up they got her test mixed up with another ladies test. Kept telling my mother who was a RN that she needed to see a psychologist to convince her she was not having a flare. She passed away.

ALLLL THE REHAB!! do it

Agree.I have a plated collar bone and the accident fucked me up for months.Frustrating but true.You cant lift a thing , move your arm etc etc.Its fine now but you dont realise how weak we can be if a little bone gets well and truly smashed up.

Ever considered providing photographic evidence of rebuilding confirming invoice, and defending spurious potential claims, just a thought

Wow you are lucky having a physio. I had a meniscus tear, over 5 year wait for surgery. 18mths on still in lots of pain and no access to ant physio Welsh NHS is dire,

@@glennpowell3444I had a stage 4 AC separation and sub ducted dislocation, rolled my trials car. That was April I had a tie down operation to hold the collar bone in place but the pain I have in my shoulder is still very bad. The rotator cuff is messed around and causes me such issues that I’ve been referred back to hospital.

😂 love that n/s & o/s 😂😂😂

An addendum to above: If you're considered young enough to stitch the tear, rather than having the torn flap removed, recovery time will usually be a little longer, but if the repair is successful, it's worth the added time. Being in your Forties, it's almost inevitable to be a partial meniscectomy. It's like getting a flap caught in a hinge. Once removed, the hinge opens and closes unimpeded.

Same staff, working private overtime - you’re supporting them more by going private!

Or a sanding pad on a drill, both good diy alternative but the machined face gives a "factory finish" which i prefer

probably not, but it is best practice to radius any sharp corners, just sheer pressure rise will translate to heat rise enough to auto ignite

i have the ISOtunes in ear version, not cheap but worth it for my usage

Doesn't need a constant reading; just need to watch the needle as it comes up to max then down t'other side - Simples. K.I.S.S.

Our surgeons (USA) REQUIRE THIS--after some real significant mistakes were made.