A. They had a CAT scan and they put the string on my left arm.
MR. SMITH: What was that word, shrink?
THE WITNESS: String.
MR. JONES: You mean a sling?
THE WITNESS: What do they call it, like a wrap around my wrist until I go to the orthodontist.
MR. SMITH: Orthopedist.
Submitted by: Betsee Thompson
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