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That depends on where the fracture was. If it were a talar dome lesion, it would be difficult to see on plain films. It also would hurt. Where did that piece of bone come from?
If you injured it and did not have problems that sent you to a doctor for a year, and they were in your knee, not your ankle, a lawsuit is not likely to be fruitful. Today is the four year anniversary of some old rummy running a stop sign crushing my car, fleeing the scene, had to be chased down. First serious injury I have ever had. My back is ****ed forever; can't play golf with Dad, can play catch with the grandkids for about 10 minutes and I have to go lie down, can't sleep for more than about 6 hours before I have to get up and walk around. The settlement is going to net me about $13,000, after everyone else gets paid. Drunky up and died a few years ago, so I can't even go give him kick in the neck so he can see how I feel every day.
Turn the page, do your rehab
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