When I was sixteen I lay on a Rugby field in Bloemfontein and
experienced the worst pain ever in my life. I was involved in a rugby
injury at Grey College in which my leg was shattered into pieces over a
rugby ball. Broken in 27 pieces, the doctor later told me. A loose scrum
had collapsed on me. Initially I tried to stand, only to see my leg at a
right angle. I lay on the field in pain, clawing out tufts of grass
with my fingers. They started bleeding. The coach came over to look and
then phoned for an ambulance. My leg was in spasms. A kind hearted
teacher, who we called Os, came over to enquire about how I felt. I said
that I felt fokkin’ seer. I was taken to Universitas Hospital by
ambulance and administered morphine. My medical expenses were paid for
by the newly established Chris Burger fund.
This is the news and personal publishing site of Ronald Bartels that wanders on and off the subject of Information Technology. Mostly now the topics are about IoT and SD-WAN.
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