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1 On April 8, 1977, Jack Sade hoisted two bundles of twelve railroad ties on a forklift while in the employ of Walter and Don Troublefield. While transferring these bundles, the forklift hit a bump and the top bundle was dislodged from the forklift and struck Sades arms. After transport to a medical facility, examination disclosed that Mr. Sades right elbow and left wrist had been broken to the point of being described as crushed. There began a course of extensive medical treatment on both arms which was not completed at the time of Mr. Sades death. This treatment included full arm casts which rendered decedent virtually helpless. The medical treatment included six arm casts and had resulted in a right below that was almost inflexible. Prior to his demise, Sade had indicated his willingness to have an artificial joint placed in the elbow.

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