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Jake:
Happy days
I have a double knee and rock shins from years of BMXing.
Park,ramp and street sessions will do that to the body
I took up the far safer sport of skate boarding and now have dodgy ankles and wrists
I love proper sports
 :D

lee celtic:
I was in a bunny hop comp using my Huffy pro 5 , I did a jump 3 tyres high and 4 long at speed and as I landed the top bar on the handle bars and the one peice crank snapped and I hit the seat hard... :(

walking like John Wayne for a week  :oops: :oops:

gave up skateboards after grinding my chin down and chipping my teeth doing car jumps (board goes under you go over)  :oops: :oops:

Then I started playing American Football for Oldham Pheonics , dislocated right shoulder , cracked ribs ,Knackered knees... :oops: :oops:

I then took up Darts ....I love proper sports  ;)

Sider:
Between the ribs and the sternum and vertebrae, there's what in Spanish is called a semi-mobile joint (same as between the bones in your skull), dunno what the English witch doctors call them. If you heard a crunchy/poppy noise, either you have fractured a rib, or luxated one of those joints.

Best course of action is to head straight to the vets, have your thorax X-rayed, and let them perform their voodo on you. It is quite easy for a broken rib to bruise your pleura (or worse, pierce it) and that could cause no end of respiratory problems.

Or in layman's terms: HEAD FOR A&E, YOU KNUCLEHEAD!!!!!  :lol: :lol:

topless matt:
I ride downhill and took a nasty spill in kent, fell from 12 feet up onto a solid quarry floor.
Had a chest and back protector on for once along with the rest of my armour and managed to bruise my collar bone and crack 3 ribs......... still drove home 70 miles in the 90 lol
If it hurts when you breathe and laugh, it will be a bust rib, just tape it up or strap it and leave it, it is all that the hospital will do.

Get better soon mate

winchman:

--- Quote from: trecfive on February 26, 2009, 20:57:40 ---NHS/Casualty has the best answer

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Thats what you should do as you cant tell if any internal damage has been done and if so better to find it now and get it sorted.
Take a book as it could be a long wait, but better safe than sorry

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