Lois A. knows well how unpredictable life can be. She worked with 650 inmates in the Department of Correction without a single incident. Then she sat down in a chair at church and a bolt fell out. Lois fell backwards and the chair flipped back, hit her on the shoulder and tore her rotator cuff in different places.

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Tyrone S. was a correctional officer working for the state. There was a scuffle with one of the inmates and Tyrone fell. Throwing his arm out to break the fall, Tyrone shattered his wrist and tore his rotator cuff.

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Carleen R. was waiting with her nieces for the school bus when a car jumped the curb and hit her. She landed on her back in the grass and waited for the ambulance to arrive.