Ribs suck so bad. I did 4 a few years ago from a bicycle accident. Slept on the couch. You lie there, semi-comfortable but knowing you have to move for whatever reason and dreading it. It didn't help that the masochist ER doctor told me ibuprofen would be fine. Joke was on her - I had some oxy at home already. For me, it does a decent job of taking the edge off and letting me sleep the first few nights.
Man, I'm sorry to hear this. I just had a slow-speed tumble on my bike and busted one of mine - the sneeze is the worst... Best wishes for a full recovery.
Deer are unpredictable, they're liable to do anything when they are out in front of you. I tried avoiding one at 70 on the highway and it just jumped right at me anyway. Broke the windshield, tore off the passenger side mirror, dented the hood and dented both doors and every panel on the passenger side. It even dented the hubcaps. Also somehow damaged both bumpers. And then evidently walked away, I couldn't find it anywhere. Cops never showed up. Luckily it was a lease. They made me take it back to the dealer to repair. They put an orange peel paint job on it and every trim piece that was glued on started coming off. I had to duct tape them on. When I turned it in the guy couldn't believe what condition it was in, but they couldn't blame it on me. And it was still within mileage allowed. Somehow the odometer failed the year before. Fixing it was a job I kept putting off until the last minute. I'm a big guy and getting under a Camry's dash was no small thing. In the end, luckily, I was able to fix it myself at no cost. I miss mechanical odometers and stuff you could fix yourself. Oh for the days when my friends and I could grab a case of beer on a Saturday and drop a tranny in the driveway, now I have to pay someone to do it.
Was it near a Deer Crossing sign? Because if it wasn't near a sign, you might have rights to sue. LOL
