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chloe16v

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19th Oct 10 at 20:09

for all you people that have been in a car accident and claimed for personal injury.....

my insurance company put me in touch with there solicitors and they have been following things up, they have now booked me an appointment to see a medical expert, have any of you had to see one of these? what happens at this appointment? the appointment isnt for another month.

im still in quite a bit of pain, mainly in the lower part of my back but also in my neck

i went back to my docs an she put me on some strong pain killers and strong anti inflammatory

Steve

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19th Oct 10 at 20:10

inb4tenpages

Ben G

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19th Oct 10 at 20:12

i had an appointment with a medical expert. they just ask you questions about where you feel pain and get you to show them where it hurts.

they are basically a doctor being paid loads of monies to type a report up on your injury.

seriously, nothing to worry about.

my neck and back still hurts from march, so don't expect the pain to go away any time soon

[Edited on 19-10-2010 by Ben G]

shaunmods

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19th Oct 10 at 20:13

I was booked in for one of these but strangely they ended up contacting me with with a figure before I even went to it! I'd imagine its just the same sort of check up you had at the hospital?

Ojc

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19th Oct 10 at 20:13

HERE WE GO HEREREEERE WEEEE GOOOOO

Nath

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19th Oct 10 at 20:19

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
HERE WE GO HEREREEERE WEEEE GOOOOO

Jake

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19th Oct 10 at 20:21

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

my neck and back still hurts from march, so don't expect the pain to go away any time soon

[Edited on 19-10-2010 by Ben G]

NOT UNTIL THE CHEQUE CLEARS ANYWAY

Ben G

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19th Oct 10 at 20:21

i have my cheque, haven't cashed it yet.

your health really isn't worth the money they give you.

Darren

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19th Oct 10 at 20:22

quote:
Originally posted by jake

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

my neck and back still hurts from march, so don't expect the pain to go away any time soon

[Edited on 19-10-2010 by Ben G]

NOT UNTIL THE CHEQUE CLEARS ANYWAY

lol

chloe16v

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19th Oct 10 at 20:27

quote:
Originally posted by jake

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

my neck and back still hurts from march, so don't expect the pain to go away any time soon

[Edited on 19-10-2010 by Ben G]

NOT UNTIL THE CHEQUE CLEARS ANYWAY

if the money will stop my back hurting and being stiff in the morning when i get up an hurting if i sit at the comp too long an hurting if i sit on the sofa at night for to long an allow me to walk the "big" dogs then the sooner it comes the better

thanks ben, sounds just like what my gp did when i saw her

Nath

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19th Oct 10 at 20:30

jake

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19th Oct 10 at 20:34

I had this done twice. First was instructed by my solicitor and was more of a medical check up. Second time was instructed be the other party and was more like a clever as fuck doctor grilling me for an hour to look for inconsistencies in my story. I guess it was cause they thought it was bullshit. I just retold everything and answered all the questions as best as I could remember. Got a court date after that and had to go over it all again!

pow

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19th Oct 10 at 20:34

Ben D

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19th Oct 10 at 20:38

How much are you expecting to earn from this? Personal injury + Loss of earnings etc?

pow

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19th Oct 10 at 20:41

Loss of earnings lol...

Nath

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19th Oct 10 at 20:42

Uh oh, Ben.....

Ben D

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19th Oct 10 at 20:42

What?

Ojc

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19th Oct 10 at 20:59

Loss of tax payers money LOLZ

John

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19th Oct 10 at 21:08

I wasn't expecting this thread.

What about the kids who had possible internal injuries? Do they have a couple of broken legs and can't go to school because of the trauma?

Ojc

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19th Oct 10 at 21:11

quote:
Originally posted by John
I wasn't expecting this thread.

Not half

pow

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19th Oct 10 at 21:11

John

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19th Oct 10 at 21:12

Internet

chloe16v

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19th Oct 10 at 21:12

the kids are all fine, the little one was a bit shaken for afew days an even screamed out afew times in the car afew days later but they are all fine now, but they say if you dont brace yourself for the accident then you dont get get as many injurys

Chris x

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19th Oct 10 at 21:13

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Loss of tax payers money LOLZ

FLOL!

Ben G

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19th Oct 10 at 21:33

you will get between 1700-2000 for normal back/neck injuries imo.

my missus and i both got around that, although her's weren't as bad as the seat fits her perfectly, i sit strange in puma seats, they are shit

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