If I'm not mistaken, the cops were on bicycles . The officer on the right is wearing a cycling helmet and the large one has on the same outfit. If so, his bike must be very well made ... or short lived .

 

Sorry to hear about the crash. I know, all too well, what Alisa is going through. Funny how the "next day" isn't as bad as the day after that...

Here's wishing her and the car a speedy recovery!!

(That cop is scary, BTW. Must be pretty amusing to see him pedalling his way around Orlando.)

 

Thanks Hootsama,
It has already begun, The insurance company wanted to "fix" the door (bondo) we said no way, then they wanted to put a new "skin" on the door and leave the dent on the inside of the door because it was just cosmetic and our body shop said no way, so now they have agreed to replace the whole door! Victory on a small battle but the war is far from over! Fortunately I have my friend Mark Wilde of Wildecars.com overseeing the whole process with a body shop he has been doing business for + 30 years so I think we are in good hands, I think the body shop is called alldridge or something like that for you guys in the Sarasota area, If anyone has heard of them I would like to get some feedback on them but so far they seem to know what they are doing!

 

Sorry to hear this... I hope your wife is doing well and your car to be fix soon.

 

Man, sorry about your S2K. It is very common for your wife to have more pain 2 days after an accident. If it is her neck, definitely see a Dr. Avoid using heat for now, use ice or cold pack to keep swelling down. Get a prescription from the Dr. to see a physical therapist who can use pain relief treatments for her and give her specific exercises. If it is general aches and pains they should be starting to feel better, if not get to the Dr. Hope your car looks as good as new and more so hope your wife is feeling better.