Personal Injury Resources

I don't mean to be degrading, and will do my best to prove this. But you're not an injured worker (as am I). This is clear. 26 months ago, I was an employeed computer programmer of 25 years. No lazy man here - 60 to 80 hours a week. Yes; really. And I had health insurance to offset the HUGE costs that I face with a large number of medical conditions (juvenile diabetes; hypertension; chronic broncitus; etc.). I could have lived my life being cared for (at your expense), but chose to be a man instead. When I finally developed bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome, my health insurance was taken away for no other reason than to punish me for filing a claim, and to save my boss a few bucks in the process. In 26 months, California's Workman's Comp has paid me nearly 60 thousand dollars, yet not one thing has been done to treat my CTS; they put me on hypertension meds, then refused to pay for a refill (net cost: in the ballpark of $20), which sent my blood pressures to 216/93 and the likes! Three emergency room visits (which the state will pay as well - you think I'm paying for that? Would you?). And the DMV decided that I was no longer healthy enough to drive (might put you wealthy, healthy people at risk), so they revoked my license and now I walk everywhere in this damned desert, so you can drive around in comfort & SAFETY. Tell me again how a state with no one willing to take the chance of working (knowing that if they push themselves to do better & become injured during the process, that they too will be tossed away like so much used tissue paper) is 'improved'. I don't get it (because I'm on the raw end). And I'll never put another DIME into such a corrupt system. Yes; America (and CAlifornia) can foot the rest of my expenses for the rest of my life. I'll never work a day again.