Workers' Compensation, A Real Pain In The Neck.
New book by, Randy S. Boucher
What began as a work injury became a four-year battle with Workmen's Comp. For those of you who have been fortunate enough never to have had the experience of a work injury, "You're lucky." But the rest of us weren't as fortunate. We never imagined that a government agency, which is supposed to assist us, would completely upend our lives. Well, help is a four-letter word, and they stay as far away from it as possible. At least, it seemed that way for me. Injured workers deserve better, and something needs to be done. So, I took my anger, and I'm using it in a manner that I hope will change or speak out on how mistreated we all have been. I have documented my four-year struggle. By relating my experience, I hope others will be better prepared when injured on the job. Because it's not an if; it's a when. The Workmen's Comp system had messed up so many times that I turned it into a drinking game. So, grab a shot glass and begin reading.
This is my life, or what was left of it after I was injured on the job.
My work injury diary.
