Provider Injuries Requiring Medical Attention

[Hunni Bee]

In Hunni Bee's case, she may be able to get an MRI paid for through Workman's Comp since the injury happened at her workplace. I'd at least look into it.

I will. They (the center) sent me to hospital right after it happened. The doctors said my hip was just bruised and gave me a prescription for Tylenol. It was fine for a month or so, then the horrible pain started. It even hurts when I wear certain pants

[e.j.]

I will. They (the center) sent me to hospital right after it happened. The doctors said my hip was just bruised and gave me a prescription for Tylenol. It was fine for a month or so, then the horrible pain started. It even hurts when I wear certain pants

Well that's a little odd, huh? Definitely don't wear those pants until you figure out what's going on!

[MsMe]

Broke the end of my elbow off climbing over a baby gate Yeah my foot caught and I went straight down.

Worst part of it was one of my DCMs worked for an orthopedic surgeon & said come right in rather than going to ER. SO I did. Well 6 weeks later including a couple weeks of physical therapy a mri and a DIFFERENT doctor they found the break!!

I now have a rather large scar on my arm as well as the proud owner of 2 screws

I also broke my elbow....only I fell while riding my bicycle Went to the Dr the next day and had surgery two days later. I too am the proud owner of a large scar and two screws.

I still (1 year later) do not have full range of motion I lost 40 degrees of range. Do you have full range?

[youretooloud]

Only one, but it had nothing to do with daycare. It affected my job, but it was something I did to myself on a nice little Saturday morning.

[wahmof3]

I also broke my elbow....only I fell while riding my bicycle Went to the Dr the next day and had surgery two days later. I too am the proud owner of a large scar and two screws.

I still (1 year later) do not have full range of motion I lost 40 degrees of range. Do you have full range?

Its not the same as it used to be, but for the most part I do have full range. I have hyper extension, well, used to

[Sunshine74]

I slipped on an area rug that was not properly put down (nothing under it to keep it from sliding). After 3 months of being told it was just a sprain/strain, and working through it, I finally got an MRI and found out I tore my acl. I had 2 surgeries in 3 months, and was out for 7 months. I still have pain and can't move it/bend it certain ways.