PS - Speaking of Speculation: My Own "Blunt Force Trauma Injury to the Abdomen" VS. Ivana Trump's

 

Though I am fairly immune to jumping to conclusions without proof, that doesn't mean I don't have my own speculations about things - I just need more evidence before I believe them or don't believe them. They just sit in a gray questioning zone.

For example, ever since my main diagnosis after the crash was "blunt-force trauma injury to the abdomen," I can't stop thinking about the last time I heard that particular phrase.

The last time I heard that phrase said was when Ivana Trump supposedly died from falling down the stairs. 

I already thought it was odd at the time, but since I had my own diagnosis of blunt force trauma injury of the abdomen, I think it's even more odd.

So ...  my blunt-force trauma injury to the abdomen was obtained by crashing into someone turning left at a flashing yellow arrow, going 45 miles per hour. 

Specifically, it was seatbelt injury specifically caused by:

1).  Rapid deceleration.

2)  The front end of our car being totally smashed in towards us - the car is totalled.

3) My airbag not deploying properly.  

 

I mean, it felt like somebody literally hit me in the stomach as hard as they could with a baseball bat!

But you're telling me that Ivana Trump died from even worse blunt force trauma to the abdomen -  just from falling down stairs???

How could a human get THAT much momentum and force going  in a hit to the abdomen just from falling down stairs - enough to cause her death - see what I mean?

Allrighty, but I'm not sure that makes sense. 

Maybe I'm wrong, but it's just it took so much momentum and force to result in that same diagnosis, but I didn't die, so ...? 

See what I mean and why I question that?

Like I said, I could be wrong and I'd need more evidence - but of course, we'd likely never get any either way.