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Worries over cyclists

Published: 2:42 PM September 10, 2008    Updated: 3:19 AM February 23, 2021

REGARDING cyclists riding on the path, I agree we must take care of our children, but having said that I was knocked down on the pavement. I suffered a fracture, torn ligaments and tendons, and my back was also injured. I spent a long time in a wheelchai

REGARDING cyclists riding on the path, I agree we must take care of our children, but having said that I was knocked down on the pavement.

I suffered a fracture, torn ligaments and tendons, and my back was also injured.

I spent a long time in a wheelchair and also time on crutches.

You can understand why I am worried when I see cyclists on the pavements.

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