[DustyMoment]

Why don't you read the testimony of the radiologist about her "broken bones":

Actually, that radiologist confirmed everything I said in my post #51. according to the deposition you posted.

You might want to go back and re-read the entire deposition. Dr. Campbell confirmed the presence of each of the injuries I mentioned, but attorney Anderson focused on the skull fracture, the broken back and the broken femur.

Also, when you read what Dr. Campbell testifies to, he doesn't say that the injuries were the result of trauma. What he says is that he assumed that they were the result of trauma because the referring physician was a trauma rehab Dr. and, as a result, he assumed the injuries were the result of a trauma.

[Peach]

Without going back to read your post on a previous page, I believe you testified that Terri had broken ankles, etc.

What Terri had were fractures in two places. One was from CPR, they think. One was from when she fell when she went into cardiac arrest.

The other places were hot spots. I had a bone scan done about years ago. I have loads of hot spots.

I have never had a broken bone and never been in a car accident. There is no explanation.

And in bulimics, who lose up to 30% of their bone mass, it's not uncommon at all.

[Freedom Dignity n Honor]

I'll say.. can you imagine the force it took to break a 26 year old's femur. That's the biggest thickest bone in a human body.