John,
The last time I came off my bike I only broke a collar bone. And guess how
many of my aquaintances came out with the usual ''why dont you wear a
helmet?'' duhh.
A couple of suggestions come to mind in addition to those made by others.
There's a lot more highland pipers in the world
Sorry to hear about this, John. I wish you all the best for a speedy
recovery.
Can I suggest that you contact the Seattle Conservatory (or another big
conservatory) and ask if they know of a doctor or physiotherapist with
experience of dealing with injuries to musicians? I know from the
Hello John,
My Pipe-Major had a similar type of accident many years ago, during our
annual Territorial Army summer camp. He was climbing out of the turret of
an armoured vehical, and had his hand on the rim when suddenly someone
(accidently? - Not everybody likes hearing the
Hello John,
What a nasty thing to happen to a Northumbrian piper! Luckily, I have no
experience of this problem but I would suggest that, after surgery, you seek
out the services of a sports physiotherapist rather than simply attending
your local hospital's physio. unit. Physiotherapists who
