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  1. #7
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    Sep 2007
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    Oh man. (((((((tofu)))))))

    When you say the guy "may have" only got a partial plate, do you mean you've tried to look it up and got no results? Depending on where you live, you may or may not be able to do a little tracking yourself, with a partial plate and a vehicle description.

    You definitely need to document your injuries as well. Don't bother with the ER at this point, go to a chiropractor or a walk-in clinic who will examine you and take X-rays, if needed, for much less money than the ER (and with at least the possibility of continuing care if you need it). Get your boyfriend to take photos of your bruises and scrapes, and keep the clothes and helmet you were wearing.

    To address your question, pain doesn't have to be severe right away to result in chronic pain. (In fact, it's usually the smaller misalignments... ) If you're in enough pain that you're even asking the question, get some treatment.

    If you have Uninsured Motorist Coverage on your auto insurance, that should cover you for now. (Maybe even med pay coverage might take care of it?? I've never really been sure what that is for. ) EDIT: Since I just renewed my motorcycle insurance, I have the policy sitting right here and took a look. If your policy works the same as mine, then YES, if you have med pay, it will cover you for a motor vehicle accident when you are not in/on a motor vehicle.

    Your state may also have a Victims of Crime Compensation Fund. Usually those are reserved for violent crimes, but maybe DUI hit and run would qualify?

    Take good care, rest and heal and I hope they catch that !@#$@^#.
    Last edited by OakLeaf; 04-15-2009 at 10:39 AM.
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