Bulgaria Ski discussion board

You must have been very lucky then Snowy Norman !

I guess I could say that your experience of Razlog Hospital differs greatly from mine,therefore you must be lying.....but i'm not a numpty and I don't go around slating people because their experience doesn't mirror mine ....

The squalid conditions must have been some kind of hallucination that was shared by my family and I !!!!

And I must have a magic camera in my phone that took some photos that back up my account......

Sorry for the sarcasm, but what reason would I have to lie ?
I have given a 100% accurate account of my stay in Razlog Hospital ,and I have shared this information with the readers of this board so that if they are in the same position ,they have the knowledge to refuse a transfer to Razlog Hospital.

I don't have an ulterior motive. This is the 2nd time my family and I have visited Bansko this year.
We returned because we loved the place.
However, due to the limited medical facilities, I would seriously have to consider whether I would return to Bulgaria.
Maybe when the experience is a little less raw I will weigh up the pros and cons.

Paul - My son had the best wrist protection on the market- Level gloves with biomex wrist guards. All a wrist guard does is transfer the impact up the arm so that you get a break higher up.This is better than letting the wrist take the full impact as it would have shattered and would have needed surgery. So a fairly good result from the wrist guard. It did it's job !
He also had a dainese helmet so all that could be done with regard to protection, was done.

Hate to admit it, but I didn't have a helmet on....BUT we will all be wearing helmets from now on !!!!
This is only the 2nd time that we have skiied/boarded and I knew that boarders generally wear a lot of protection.I didn't see too many skiiers wearing helmets on either of our trips to Bansko, and just didn't realise how important it is to be fully protected.Doh !!!