<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">In having a serious accident when alighting a train three separate incidents occurred.<BR>
1. I was flung with my arm and breast pinned guilottine fashion from the floor of the train to the centre of the platform with the door and me connected on both sides. This when pulling down a window and putting right arm outside the window to pull lever to open and disembark. <BR>
2. The richotet of the door as it flung open left me impaled between the arm and the breast with the catch of that window in the door digging into my flesh leaving me suspended by this right angle and ripping shoulder muscles as I was 2 - 3 feet off the ground for some minute or more<BR>
3. I gradually felt the ripping as the right arm slid up and over with excruciating pain as the window catch ripped along my inner arm and breast till the full arm and me landed on the platform. I did not know what had happened just that arm and breast were still there. <BR>
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These three incidents have meant physiotherapy, hypnosis and other treatments, which as yet have not been successful. Now in litigation I have to prove that I cannot get a job with these disabilities and am not discriminated against and that my case is likened to a man who got thumped on the nose in a pub and had ptsd. Clearly, this like for like case is not so as if one man got his testicles trapped in a train and fear decapitation and death he would be more damaged than a pub bang on the nose as the train and any defect in a moving vehicle are accidents that can happen again. What does anyone else think?</FONT></HTML>