Motorcycle riding.
I used to be friends with an ER/trauma surgeon who worked at a level 1 trauma center in a major west coast city. He told me he spent every weekend doing amputations from motorcycle accidents, all day and night, week in and week out.
He actually rode a motorcycle himself, but said he was *extremely* cautious due to everything he had witnessed on the job.
I was in a motorcycle accident myself as a passenger, and the fear will stay with me forever. I’m very lucky to be alive. (I got flipped off the bike while the driver was doing a wheelie, and I landed on my head. Wear helmets friends.).
I used to be friends with an ER/trauma surgeon who worked at a level 1 trauma center in a major west coast city. He told me he spent every weekend doing amputations from motorcycle accidents, all day and night, week in and week out.
He actually rode a motorcycle himself, but said he was *extremely* cautious due to everything he had witnessed on the job.
I was in a motorcycle accident myself as a passenger, and the fear will stay with me forever. I’m very lucky to be alive. (I got flipped off the bike while the driver was doing a wheelie, and I landed on my head. Wear helmets friends.).