I'm David of Lexington,Ky.

I saw this Site as searching for infor on Broken Pelvis/Pelvic Disruption and the treatment.

I have been treated for this injury for over a year now (June 28thy 2006) and still suffer from it. It was over a month after the 2 visits to the ER, that missed not just the facture but a hernia that I was examined for both times.

Unforntunately the fatures were not found until Mid November 2006 and after the hernia was repaired.

I still experience poping and extreme pressure before the popping happens.
Even reare end bodily functions are seriously affected by the injury.

Doctors are baffled by all my symptoms, and even seem exasperated, as not knowing what to do for me or perhaps discust as the insurance is slow or not paying my bills correctly if at all. (Ghallager Bassett CMC my personal coverage insurance as an independant contractor.)

I'm concerned that maybe I don't communicate well enough with my Primary Doctor.

I'll search other post, to see what I can find. Any ones input that can help me to get this fixed so I can get to work asap, or conclude to disability. It's been a long time since I was hurt, the company I worked for has also closed it's business.

I hope someone here has some answers I need to speed up this slow progress.

If someone has a heart attack, that person is treated promply, my problem was no priority, in the ER x2 over 10 hours each visit. And months to get an appointment to whatever doctor.

Thanks for reading.

David
Ky

We need health reform in a big way in the US.

Welcome to Neurotalk David. I've copied your post to a new thread so you could be properly welcomed!

to NeuroTalk, RiverRunner! Glad you found us and hope you can find support and information for your condition. Sounds painful! Feel free to join in anywhere - there are lots of fantastic people on this board.

Welcome from me as well riverrunnernky, it's good to have you with us.

I thought you might be interested in checking out our SSD Forum, so I've provided the link for you here: http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum28.html

Have a look around the board, and join in where ever you feel comfortable.

Hi David! Welcome to NeuroTalk!

Any fan of rivers is a friend of mine! Sounds like you've had your hands full with all this junk, sorry about that. You've found a great place full of great people, jump right in, the water's warm.

Hello David and Welcome to NeuroTalk. Sure do hope you can get some answers and relief soon. But, I'm glad you found us; you'll find a very caring bunch of members here, so please make yourself at home.

thankyou Av8rgirl for the move.

Thanks for the welcome and the alert to the posts.

I have attempted to change the email notices, hope I did it properly.

I am into wild rivers too, not as much white water as for wild and untuched by mankind...lots of animals and plant life.

Howdy Riverrunner and welcome!

(...shoves AMN in the brook...)

Same here with the rivers...I'll take them any way I can get them though...wild water or flat as long as they are running!

(...hauls AMN back out of the brook...sorry...I slipped! )

Have you seen then from 30,000 ft. on a clear day...it's the maping of the earth, like vains for real!

Everytime I accomplish a river trip in the wild, it a major boost in my self worth. Can't say why, but it's an accomplishment and adventure like no other I've taken on.

Rarely does danger get to close to me, or I to it!

To all of the greeters, I thank you for the warm welcome.