So you crushed six of your fingers yet you decided not to go to ER... that's not a smart decision, it's a bloody stupid one.
Classic post-event rationalisation from someone who thinks he's smarter than everyone else.
Right, I mean what would I know about my own body and the nature of the injuries I received? Clearly, an unknown forum user with comprehension issues is a far better judge of what happened, and of the appropriate response.
Oh and I love how you are seizing on the term 'crushed' too. Classic cherry picking by someone who wants to rant their position no matter what. Like, say being told only one finger was broken. I'd say a bloody stupid decision would have been to forgo consultation and treatment all together. I've heard of guys doing that, and with far more serious injuries than what I had. Definitely stupid, and I'm sure more than few of them regretted it at some point. Regardless, you're acting like I took the "oh I'll walk it off" attitude, yet I specifically said I went to URGENT CARE, and actually got treatment
quicker than times in the past when I
did have to the go to the ER.
Please, quit being an idiot.
Cherry-picking details to try and invalidate something you don't approve of, same shit different troll. Challenge their bullshit and they resort to false attribution, groundless assumptions, and some character assassination for good measure.
While I'd love to sit here and attempt to get you to explain yourself and your myopic, judgmental attitude, I'm not sure I have the time or the interest.
So here, a quick summary and final request:
1. Got hurt, but avoided serious damage.
2. Decided the severity and pain didn't warrant a trip to the ER, but that a DR should still look at it.
3. Left premises within 10min, arrived at hospital in 15min, medical attention began within 20min (far quicker than past visits to ERs).
4. Received the same care I would have at the ER,
saved roughly $8,000, was discharged and back home within two hours.
5. Injuries healed normally with no loss of sensitivity, flexibility or grip strength.
6. Person who doesn't know me and who wasn't there yaps about what a stupid choice it was, failing to acknowledge elements of the info that don't support his desire to stereotype and insult.
Pretty sure I've never proclaimed myself to be smarter than anyone else, hell I admit I'm on the thick side. Accordingly, you are definitely going to have to give me a hand here and point out the glaring, 'bloody stupid' parts involved in the info you've been given. Somehow I had this bizarre notion that opting for the same treatment, in less time, and for substantially less money, was a smart call instead of a bad one. Silly me!
But if all you're going to do is regurgitate more assumptions and falsehoods, cherry pick what to respond to while playing e-psychologist, save yourself the time and effort and just skip it. I've got things to do dude, and listening to you act like a sanctimonious prick with clairvoyance ain't one of them. You can disagree with the assessment and choice I made if you want, that's fine, but what I did was demonstrably smarter/better than the alternative, for reasons I've already stated several times. If those are somehow negatives in your book, then you need to take your own advice and seek swift medical consultation. You may have sustained a head injury at some point and definitely should get that looked at.
Good luck!