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On Mon, 2 Sep 2002 21:23:54 -0500, "hughes b" <omn### [at] charter net>
wrote:
>A friend of my Dad's probably still feels like that. Poor guy, fell off a
>boat dock and cracked some ribs, had a collapsed lung (the doctors figured
>out many hours later) and he's going to be hospitalized awhile. He was at my
>parent's place at the lake for Labor Day holiday and was going out to the
>boat with two tackle boxes and three fishing poles at 7 a.m. To get out to
>the boat he was going fishing in he had to step over a large gap between the
>boat house and older dock attached to it, then over a small boat set up onto
>the dock too. It was wet from morning dew and he tumbled backward into that
>gap into the water, hitting his head on rails on the way down and one leg
>going between the connecting bars. He's 73 years old. From the story I
>overheard, told over and over to other friends of theirs, this rendering is
>extremely befitting of the accident. Luckily he's a resilient guy and should
>be out of danger in a day or two.
>I can't think of anything else about this picture except that, sorry.
>
Why be sorry? It's purely for you to feel what you feel about what you
see.
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