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Posted by Stumpalump on March 02, 2007 at 16:34:55 from (67.173.227.176):
In Reply to: OT Car Wreck posted by Stumpalump on March 02, 2007 at 06:56:59:
Wow, Thanks for all the replys and concerns! I had her go to the Doc today and your guys were right,she got twisted up more than we thought. They gave her two prescriptinon and signed her up for physical therapy for a few weeks. Personly I think she will be OK but better safe than sorry later. I guess in hindsight it's just a car and we will get her a better one than she had. I have to admitt I can't help teasing her a little about getting the toataled car back and cutting the rear end off and mounting a pick-up bed. It's a shame to see such a nice car go but it got hit on the right rear and pushed the trunk lid thru the back glass and just pushed the whole right side foward jaming the doors shut. I'm sure glad she was in the RoadMonster as we called it and not in a small car.
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