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thas the nhs for ya, did mine, wouldent opperate.. told me "collar bones dont need to be fixed, you just leave them like you do wiht fingers" funny as i contacted a private sergon and they prittymuch laughed...they SHOULD reset and pin any broken collar bones.. never do untill you literally threaten to take legal action.. my sisters was shatterd and they wouldent even xray it till i kicked up a fuss... is now set in a pritty similar fassion. id be getting onto a solicitor about it as again, the nhs should NOT have left this to heal in some bent fassion.. itl only break again trust me


oh and the brake setup is an mot failure m8... levers cant be coverd/obscured from access by anything other than clip over muffs... mod =- FAIL

 

so basicly your saying youl slap a fraudulant mot on there then?

 

but surely your levers are obscured.... you cant just have 2 levers ontop of eachother.. especially as this is a trap hazzard even befor you have an accident, let alone what it will do to your hand if you do crash the thing...


brake lever ends need to be rounded end (to a minimum radius) and be no closer than 4" to anything but the handlebar's... so on that alone its a fail

 

you kick up a fuss.. ask for a second opinion then if your not happy pay for a private exam (as in private healthcare) wont me buch for them to look at you quick and advise the best thing.. usually a letter/statement from them is enough to boot the nhs into doing what they SHOULD...


just ask your doctor in exactly what medical journal it states you just leave a collar bone to mend itself, in the wrong place, splinterd to fuck..... they wont have an answer.. the nhs are all out to save on sergical procedures BUT its no to say there right, kick up a fuss.. they legally HAVE to opperate if you request it, its a broken bone in the wrong place..you pay your national insurance. thas that.

dont fix it and you WILL crack it many many many timesa in the future (my collar bone is a serious weak spot and im forever slamming/feeling sharp pain from it for days on end, thats the bone fracturing again and again.)

 

once it starts to heal (couple of weeks) no doctor in the world will break it and reset it/pin it.. its too risky.

id sudgest going to your private doctor complaning of pain/stiffness in your neck arm and an inability to do most things wiht both arms... they will examin you, see what the nhs fucked up and tell you the best course of action.. id then go see a scolicitor about the nhs putting targets and figures BEFOR your health.. because of this your future quality of life HAS been comprimised.. thats NOT what you pay your national insurance for!