ANSWERS: 15
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YES, hit in the face by a snowball, black & blue face. for the after marth
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I was hurt ice skating, well, trying to ice skate. I fell straight back and head hit ice.
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If I can help it, I do NOT go outside in the snow. I will stock up on what I need for an entire month and will stay indoors. I hate the cold and the snow and the ice and all the crap winter brings. I seriously have no idea why I live in the midwest. So, since I dont go out in it (unless I must) I have not been hurt doing any of those activities.
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No, but I crashed into my father while skating when I was 8, causing him and my uncle to fall in a chain reaction. My father broke his arm, and my uncle broke his wrist and sprined his ankle.
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I don't think so. We don't get much snow where I live.
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I fractured my arm once when I drove a snow mobile into a creek.
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I once separated my shoulder (which is actually the collarbone pulling up from the shoulder joint) when I fell while skiing. One moderate injury in 30+ years of skiing isn't too bad...:-D..
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Oh yes. I've crashed and burned more than once!
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Yes, ankle and toe injuries to both feet while doing figure skating on an outdoor lagoon for many years while younger. +5 :-)
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Sledding, but at my age now, will pass on it! Also, due to my size when I was younger, passed on skiing..if a guy 6'4" that weighed 220 got started in the wrong direction, loll..would not be good my friend. +5
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Ha ha yeah. I was with my dad in Winter, in this one place that huge hills, so I went down one with the toboggan. It was going really fast but then I hit some rock and fell off, and like rolled pretty much all the way down. I started bawling. I got hurt, but nothing serious. Still though, evil hill. >_>
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Yes, they have always laughed about it. The event has become enshrined in family lore.
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Tailbone from tobaggoning.
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Yes. Bashed up downhill skiing many times. Usually doing some stupid hotdog stunt. +5
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I have slipped and bruised my bum while just walking - does that count? Lol
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