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Shiny_Rock
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After 5.5 months of living in constant pain, DH is about to have his triple procedure back surgery. I posted the original story in BWW if you want to look it up. Long story short, in May, he was hit by a car in the school parking lot of where he teaches. He was on foot and the kid was trying to splash his friends who were standing on the sidewalk so he sped around a corner and hit DH. We almost had to cancel our wedding in June because of the injuries, DH cannot stand for more than 10 minutes, he cannot walk more than 5 minutes at a time--when he does, he is hunched over and shuffles. Initially, we though that DH only suffered minor injuries. However, besides the damaged done to his right wrist, he stuffered two ruptured discs and two bulging discs in his lower back. It's taken this long for worker's comp to finally agree to surgery.
We have a suit filed against workers comp and the kid's insurance. The kid never received a ticket for reckless driving or suffered any consequences from the accident. DH will be in surgery for about 6 hours, after wards he will wear a brace for 3-6 months. Full recovery is estimated at 2 years. Because of the injuries, DH will not be able to conduct the jazz band and the ochestra--his main jobs, so the school is going to be cutting his pay. We are already tight on money so this is going to make things alot worse. And now with a baby on the way, it looks like things will be even tighter. Luckily, we have his family flying in to help so that I can continue to work.
We are hopeful that this will help put him on the road to a painfree life. Throughout the last 5.5 months DH has been struggling with depression because of his limitations. I am hoping that that will disapate once he's not in pain all the time.
I know alot of dust has been requested lately, if you have any to spare we would appreciate it. Thanks!
We have a suit filed against workers comp and the kid's insurance. The kid never received a ticket for reckless driving or suffered any consequences from the accident. DH will be in surgery for about 6 hours, after wards he will wear a brace for 3-6 months. Full recovery is estimated at 2 years. Because of the injuries, DH will not be able to conduct the jazz band and the ochestra--his main jobs, so the school is going to be cutting his pay. We are already tight on money so this is going to make things alot worse. And now with a baby on the way, it looks like things will be even tighter. Luckily, we have his family flying in to help so that I can continue to work.
We are hopeful that this will help put him on the road to a painfree life. Throughout the last 5.5 months DH has been struggling with depression because of his limitations. I am hoping that that will disapate once he's not in pain all the time.
I know alot of dust has been requested lately, if you have any to spare we would appreciate it. Thanks!