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> Getting in and out of a "regular" sized car routinely injures me. The injuries are painful, immobilize me for weeks at a time, and occur several times per yea
by tasuki 3y ago
> Getting in and out of a "regular" sized car routinely injures me. The injuries are painful, immobilize me for weeks at a time, and occur several times per year.
How does it injure you?
- jhawleypeters 3y agoI'm tall. The doors are too low to the ground and small, so I injure my back getting in and out. Edit, more context: I've routinely gotten in and out of small sedans all my life. When I was younger, this wasn't much of a problem, but now that I'm in my thirties, it's become very frustrating and dibilitating.
- rbanffy 3y agoI agree with the advice to see a doctor. The thirties is way too early to have such issues. They are starting to me and I’m in my mid-fifties. Unless your small car is a Mazda Miata or some other triumph of miniaturisation, it shouldn’t happen.
- tasuki 3y agoThanks for the reply. Being tall has its advantages, but not best for knees and back. Best of luck to you!