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I suspect most of them that went through my ordeal and came out with the femur the way it is would be also filing for disability.

My physical is pretty comprehensive. I couldn't work if I wanted to. So, they'd likely be filing for disability.

Which, as you pointed out, means they'd likely be even more desperate for money. I could see someone settling for 50k or something like that. Man, some suckers would maybe even settle for less. Ugh... I am kinda disliking the whole process right about now. For a whole lot of people, 50k is considered a lot of money - especially if they'd been out of work for a few months.

A few months after the accident, I still couldn't walk more than a few steps. I was probably only using my chair on bad days and using crutches the rest of the time.

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Yeah they would have to apply for disability. That 50 grand is not going to last very long. I remember when Opie's mother passed away, he inherited a little less than 50 grand, and he thought he was set for life LoL What an idiot!

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LOL If you invest 50k, you'll get maybe 3.5k every year.

A good rule of thumb is 7%. So, if you invest 100k, you'll get 7k for your trouble. If you invest a million dollars, you'll get about 70k per year. It's possible to live on 70k per year, depending on where you live and what assets you started with. You're not going to buy a house (or even rent a house) in San Francisco for that, while you could easily live in Maine (even paying a mortgage) for 70k per year.

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70k per year would be a fine income to live on here where I am. That would be like a grand a week after the taxes, which should be plenty