[originaltext]W: How are you feeling now?M: Not too well yet. My ribs still hu

W: How are you feeling now?
M: Not too well yet. My ribs still hurt every time I breathe.
W: What about your leg?
M: Actually, that doesn’t hurt too much any more.
W: Well, I’m glad you’re OK. How did it happen anyway?
M: Oh, I was checking some work on the second storey and, well, somehow I slipped and fell. The next thing I was in the hospital.
W: You’re lucky you weren’t killed.
M: Yeah, I know, but...
W: Have you talked to Mum and Dad yet?
M: Maggie called them last night. I only talked to them for a couple of minutes.
W: What did they say?
M: Well, they didn’t seem too upset. They said I should have been more careful.
W: (Interrupting) That’ s for sure.
M: ... and that I shouldn’ t go to work too soon. I told them they didn’t need to worry about that, not the way I’m feeling.
W: I can imagine. Well, how long do you think you’ll have to stay in the hospital?
M: I don’t know yet. Not too long, I hope. But I’m sure I’ll be on crutcbes for a while. The doctor said I’ll have to a cast for at least eight weeks. Anyway, what’s the news with you?