Whiplash
I was rear ended (nurse!) at a roundabout this morning. My insurance is pushing me to claim for injury although I told them it's only discomfort. I've been told at work these things can get worse over time.
Any Wrathers had experience of this. There seems to be an industry built around it.
Posted By: Dunney, Jul 27, 12:40:01
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- Had several Tory MPs as clients, apparently
Posted By: Old Man, Jul 27, 16:45:25 - Whiplash claims will soon be a thing of the past
Posted By: Charles21, Jul 27, 16:28:39 - 3Absolutely great film
Posted By: Old Git, Jul 27, 13:17:20 - I had a mild dose a few years ago after getting shunted.
Posted By: lurd, Jul 27, 13:06:36 - 7Certain not James's best album but there are a couple of decent tracks.
Posted By: strap_on sally, Jul 27, 12:58:47 - 1Just be careful, a lot of insurers are much hotter on this now
Posted By: Yellalee, Jul 27, 12:51:05 - 2Hope you're okay Dunney -
Posted By: Mozzer, Jul 27, 12:48:52 - Whiplash can take a day or two to set in. See how you feel tomorrow.
Posted By: Bungle, Jul 27, 12:44:56 - I got rear-ended at a junction last year, would have been a slow impact but still jolted
Posted By: Jacksons_Twelfth, Jul 27, 12:44:33 - 1depends if you're happy to commit fraud or not
Posted By: Jumbo1, Jul 27, 12:44:16
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