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OT.--Ladders--check them,DESTROY bad ones
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Posted by John A on June 22, 2003 at 08:28:07 from (208.24.233.29):
Well boys, I played thunder yesterday! Needed to go up on ther roof to readjust my TV antenna.Went to the shop and got one of my old 8ft step ladders. One that I have had around forever. Set it up, was up about 5ft. When a leg broke and I came CRASHING down like a ton of bricks. Only from 5ft. Anyway after putting my ancle on ice for 3 hours, I went to the Emergency Room. Had it looked at, and xrayed too. I now have a fracture on the lower Tibia & Fibia of my right leg. The little ball potition that fits over the ankle. Now because I kept an old wood ladder that I should have taken an AX to I will get to see on Monday if this thing will heal up on its own, or will it need surgery.
Bottom line---If ya'll are keeping any old ladders that are questionable destroy it now today!
On Crutches Today,
John A.
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