Age Dysmorphia: Friends, Fun, and Broken Bones
Friends with "age dysmorphia" embrace their inner teenagers, leading to broken bones, laughter, and a camping trip they'll never forget.
Midland, Ontario – A casual game of "chicken baseball" among a group of friends, intended as lighthearted fun, resulted in an unexpected injury and a subsequent emergency response this past week. The incident, which involved rubber chickens and a beach ball, saw one participant suffer a broken collarbone in two places.According to video footage shared online, the group, self-identified as "Gen X besties," was engaged in the unconventional sport when the accident occurred. While the exact circumstances leading to the injury were not detailed, the playful atmosphere quickly shifted to a serious situation.Emergency services, including Parks Canada staff and Fire & Rescue from Midland, were promptly called to the scene. Responders were seen attending to the injured individual, who was later transported by a boat ambulance. The video shows the injured participant being carefully moved onto a stretcher and then into the boat, with emergency personnel providing support.Despite the gravity of the injury, the group maintained a resilient and humorous perspective, with the video concluding on a note of "zero lessons learned" from the incident. No further details regarding the injured individual's condition or the precise location of the event have been released.
Friends with "age dysmorphia" embrace their inner teenagers, leading to broken bones, laughter, and a camping trip they'll never forget.
