Statement from the Medical Institute of Berkeley, California . . .
- - - On Spertember 2, 1999, a one Lint Douglas admitted himself into the emergency room for emercency treatment for severe neck pains. He was admitted despite a lack of insurance. From there, X-Rays were taken of his upper back and lower neck regions. These X-Rays revealed a bruised spine and a lacerated neck.
- - - Further tests were done on him, showing several concussions that have impacted his daily life. These could lead into an anurism of not treated, but, luckily, Lint Douglas was found in time.
- - - Traces of amnesia are thought to be also affecting him, although it is only temporary. But, for the next two months, he is advised to not do anything that could impact his already serious injuries. He is advised to not report to his workplace, and rest for as long as possible.
- - - These injuries are reported to come from when he landed chin first from a height of 10 feet off of a ladder, onto a wrestling ring mat. This kind of activity is severly disadvised, and will cause a block of anymore coverage that the Medical Institute in Berkeley will provide.
- - - Head Surgeon,
- - - - - Paul Brisbone
