Crankarm
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tricyclista said:Thank you to everyone posting messages of support, and information and adviceI must admit I was quite nervous about checking back on this today, just in case.
Thank you Crankarm for all the info - I'm sorry your case dragged on for four years. I very much hope that won't happen to Dave as well. It must have been a nightmare having it hanging over you for so long.
I haven't spoken again with the investigating officer, so no update on any of that. He seems strangely forthcoming with information regarding the driver's statement etc, but as I said yesterday I am just incredibly relieved that he is now being supportive.
Dave's latest xrays show that his lung has still not reinflated. On the positive side it looks as though they won't now be operating on the collarbone, so hopefully that means the break is less 'complicated' than they originally thought - although the consultant has yet to explain the reasons.
Anyway, thanks again for everyone's help and advice.
Thanks for updating us on Dave's condition. Hopefully his lung will re-inflate soon. I'm sure we would all like to sign a virtual Get Well Soon card for Dave.
Just to add that the reason mine and other personal injury cases tend take a long time to resolve is because some injuries take a long time to heal and prognosis can be uncertain even several years after the injury was inflicted. For instance injured parties may still be receiving treatment such as physio or PTSD counselling. In settlement specialist advice is always sought which may also cause conflict between parties which can drag things out. That's doctors and lawyers for you
