[reecejackox]

Probably for me , a few cracked ribs , nothing major.

[glibberglobber]

You asked this the other day

[Livia]

broken ribs, hairline crack in my skull and a broken femur. Drunk driver.

[LeatherTrumpet]

i had my heart broken

[Livia]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

i had my heart broken

You have a heart?

[LeatherTrumpet]

[Niamh.]

hhmmm I've not really had many injuries throughout my life, never broke a bone (yet anyway) Worst was while i was working in a bar years ago and a wine bottle snapped in my hand and severed some nerves at the base of my thumb, that happened around 20 years ago but I still have pins and needles on one side of my thumb and I've learned to use it carefully because if anything hits off that spot at the end it sends razor hot pain all through my thumb

[LemonJam]

Probably the clap

[Daniel-X]

Tripped over a broken grid and shattered my elbow! Went through a six hour operation and now have a metal plate in place.

[AnnieK]

Ive broken loads of fingers playing netball and rounders when I was younger. Also broke my finger dancing on a podium drunk and when I jumped off, someone stood on my hand and snapped my finger. Had 6 weeks with it in a traction contraction to make sure it healed cleanly. And that ended my promising podium dancing career

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Ive broken loads of fingers playing netball and rounders when I was younger. Also broke my finger dancing on a podium drunk and when I jumped off, someone stood on my hand and snapped my finger. Had 6 weeks with it in a traction contraction to make sure it healed cleanly. And that ended my promising podium dancing career

Oh the visions in my head Annie

[Nancy.]

I once torn my knee ligament when playing tennis about 10 years ago and the pain was excruciating and I can still recall that horrible "snapping" sound.

[Gypsy]

cut my chin open in year 5

[LaLaLand]

Breaking my foot and ankle, grade 3 spraining other parts of my foot and ankle (basically twisted them as far around and back as they'd go before a break) and damaging tendons, muscles and ligaments all around that area by slipping on mud walking home one night in bad weather. Luckily I was tipsy so I didn't really feel much pain and laughed it off, but later... DAMN!

Still not right almost 2 years later, never will be apparently.