<img id="rg_hi" class="alignright" title="Cycle Accident" src="https://encrypted-tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR9SHjL27JAMc13Xtr_d7tmc2ZrUsIiWDEAsVoHxFw-luXMHFKM" alt="" width="272" height="185" data-width="272" data-height="185" />Someone recently said to me that all this exercise wasn't good for you but I don't think they were thinking about accidents. Yesterday we were on a short cycle because the weather didn't look too brilliant. We'd been to collect Dave &amp; Lucie's post and were on our way back home via Kislingbury. We were cycling along a flat piece of cycle path alongside the A45 when for no good reason Jane took a serious tumble trying to wipe me out in the process.

There was a loud crack has she hit the hard ground and it was obvious that it wasn't looking good because she was in a lot of pain. She quickly went into shock and I went into panic mode. What do you do? Call an ambulance? I decided to call our good friends Sue &amp; Graham who came immediately and while they took Jane to Casualty I put Jane's bike in the care of a local nursing home; cycled like a mad thing to get home and pick up the car before heading for the hospital.

I found them all in Minor Ailments and Minor Injuries (Miami) and Jane was quickly seen, assessed and x-rayed. Thankfully nothing was broken but she has a torn ligament, hence the pain, and must keep her weight off it for at least 5 days, no exer