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October 1995
A dark-haired man in jeans, black sweatshirt and dark blue windbreaker emerged from the crowd at the pulsating corner of Union Street and Northern Boulevard. Making his way past the mixture of Korean, Chinese, and English neon signs which lit that dense corner of the world at Main Street, Flushing, in the Borough of Queens, he seemed oblivious to everything around him.
The early October breeze of twilight was cooler than normal and the man, his large brown eyes ablaze with some inner passion, seemed oblivious to it all. He had a mass of thick black hair and a handsome face that was half hidden by a thick black beard.
The Iranian, who sold hot dogs on the corner, saw the darkhaired man in the dirty windbreaker pass the corner of Union and Northern every day at the same time -- between five and six. He saw the man emerge from the small SRO Hotel on Union Street, next door to the car service, and watched him walk toward Northern Boulevard as rush hour traffic flowed more east than west at that time of evening.
He also saw that the man talked to no one, acknowledged no one, and looked around for no one. He could see how the man was engrossed in his own thoughts, not even distracted by the car horns or low-flying planes on their way toward night landings at LaGuardia airport, over Flushing Bay.
Across from the hot dog man was an old armory now used to shelter the homeless. Every day at six, the man in the windbreaker waited for the flash of car lights on Northern Boulevard to stop. Then he walked across the island, across from Sears, passed the twelve-foot stone statue crowned by the large head of an eagle, dedicated to the dead of World War I, and made his way to the castlelike fortress.
Every day at six, he walked past the open steel gates, up four flights of stone steps, and entered the large doors of the shelter. Once inside, he would acknowledge the heavyset black security guard with a quick glance.
"Hey, Frank! How ya been doin'?" the smiling guard asked.
Frank Moore ignored the guard and walked down a stairway, where he found a long line of homeless men, mostly black, some disturbed, some just out of luck, waiting for the clock to strike six so they could walk up to a long metal table and get their dinner.
Another security guard, a black woman in her forties, nodded to Frank as she twirled a set of keys, balancing a dark blue security guard cap on her short but rich, thick head of hair. "We got chicken and rice," she grinned.
It must be Monday, Frank thought.
Sitting down with the roomful of men, Frank hungrily ate his meal, while watching the faces of the destitute and the lost. He saw the morose face of an elderly black man with smooth skin and gray hair, eating slowly as he stared out into the distance, facing some unknown agony. He could see the hunger in every one of the quiet faces, eating, sipping their cans of soda, all thinking quietly or talking softly to themselves.
Suddenly a white man in a dirty, baggy blue coat with a dirty blue shirt underneath it stood up. He had a ring of long white hair that circled a large bald spot at the top of his head. Tiny grains of rice clung to his chin and his light blue eyes seemed focused on some tiny object miles away.
"God is a dog!" he said to no one in particular. "God is a dog!" He then turned to Frank and glared at him. "I said God is a dog!"
"Okay, God's a dog," Frank answered.
Pleased by Frank's response, the man sat back in his chair.
After his dinner in the shelter, he walked out of the armory and down to Main Street where the Keats, an old, eight-story movie theater, stood. He walked to the large building, admiring the architecture, then continued past the old town hall and looked up Main Street, where a thousand signs flashed something to sell.
Sky black, and stars invisible, he walked in the neon glare and made his way back to the SRO Hotel on Union Street. He walked past the small desk where a thin white man in his fifties sat reading a magazine and made his way up a flight of stairs that looked as dirty as the pale green walls that bordered it.
Reaching his room, he opened the old rotting door with a key, happy that the rotten wood around the lock withstood one more day of use. Once inside, he put on the bright ceiling light and ignored the roaches that infested the once white kitchen sink. He sat in a dirty, old leather chair. Turning on the small radio, an old transistor, which sat on a small table against the wall, he listened to an inane talk show for a few minutes, then quickly changed the station to one which played opera.
Frank sat quietly, allowing the dramatic, forceful music to fill his room. The eloquent voices of sound competed with the night sounds coming from outside his window: the voices, the cars passing, and the occasional cry in the night. The only other items in the room were books and journals. There was also a pad on the desk. Frank sat at the desk and wrote, immersed in a grotesque kind of freedom.
The surface of the water was still until he stepped in, lowered his head, and pushed himself off the side of the empty pool. With strong, sharp strokes, he powered his way down the center lane, feeling the smooth, calming waters surrounding him.
With each stroke he pushed his thin but muscled frame further through the warm waters of the indoor pool. Every few feet he would lift his head to the surface to take a breath, then plunge his head back under again. His goggles protected his eyes from the sting of the chlorine and his earplugs kept him from getting ear infections. But alone in the pool, floating without the acute sense of sound and sight, he felt weightless. He felt his body glide across the darkened surface of the water, free of the clamor of the world. With each stroke he came closer to another lap and with each lap he fell deeper into the privacy of his own thoughts.
Though the pool was smaller than the Olympic-sized pools he was used to, there was still no movement or sound coming from outside its waters; no one was around except the lifeguard, immersed in a book. Through a large window at the right end of the indoor pool, strong rays of light came through the smoked glass and lightly dappled the pool, bringing to the room a look of twilight.
Having just turned thirty-five, he had been swimming most of his adult life. He used to swim four, sometimes five times a week. He didn't smoke, so the breath he needed was always there for him when he decided to swim four or five hundred yards without stopping. He needed to feel his body afloat in a world without a top and a bottom to it, without a sky above and an earth below.
Frank liked the pool. It was housed in the Y only a block away from his room. It was clean and was never very busy, especially not at six in the morning, when he usually swam. It was his main form of exercise and his only refuge.
As he swam, his thoughts drifted back to his childhood in Queens. He remembered the large pool they had in school and how he loved to stay late to swim. Back then, he didn't swim with the same passion he had discovered as he grew older, but more to float. To float alone and feel free, but most of all, to hold his breath. To hold his breath and see how long he could stay under water without coming up. He loved to do that, to sink into the silence of the pool with no one around, with no one else there but himself.
And now, as he swam, he remembered how he held his breath and wondered what it was like never to breathe again. He looked down at the bottom and thought about the tranquility his mind craved: to hold his breath, not wanting any more air in his lungs; to close out the world beyond the silence of the pool and its warm, soothing waters.
There was no loneliness for him in the pool's watery quiet. There was himself and the wide world of water. It was a world where nothing moved, nothing mattered. The bottom of the pool had no day or night, no weekend, no language, no rules. It existed as a bare place, that somehow calmed and warmed. Frank felt his heart beat more calmly in this world.
One arm over the next. Up out of water for breath, then down again. Searching for the peace lost somewhere between what he had and what now was gone. Another stroke to forget himself and who he was. Another stroke to get himself closer to the bottom.
Halfway through his swim, time and space would begin to disappear. They faded out like a slow dissolve on a movie screen. In and out, he would drift. Suddenly everything would stop. Each second of time would disappear. Space merged with emptiness and he would drift through it, alone.
On this particular morning he was fascinated by the image of a woman he had never seen before. She came to him as he pushed his way through the pool. First, he saw her face. Though it was a blur, he could make out strands of dark gray hair and watery eyes. Then came a voice that was speaking softly to him, calmly but with determination. But he couldn't make out what she was saying.
Aquatic mirages had occurred many times before while swimming. Images from his past, people from his childhood, names he thought long forgotten, all came to him in those moments when time and space melted away. But this woman who came to him he felt sure he had never seen nor spoken to before. It was as if she were right there with him as he swam. Her presence was unmistakable.
Pushing off from one side of the small pool for another lap, he glanced up at the window again. And that's when he saw her. She was standing, a silhouette at the edge of the pool, the bright light of the window glowing behind her. He could see her small, dark face watching him. He could see the outline of her body, immobile and yet strikingly alive, calling out silently for his attention.
He stopped swimming.
Standing in four feet of water, his feet felt for the bottom. He stared at the dark presence through fogged goggles which he quickly pushed up onto his forehead. He squinted. He pulled out his earplugs to help regain his senses. She was there, standing silently. All he could hear was the sound of water rippling gently.
"What do you want?" he asked, trembling.
Suddenly, the light from the window began to fade. A huge cloud was passing by the window overhead, throwing the earth below into gray shadow. He looked again. The apparition was fading with the light.
"Who are you?"
She was gone. There was no one there. It was another mirage. He looked around the pool. The lifeguard was still involved with his book. The cloud passed. Light fell back into place at the window. He may as well have been alone.
Pushing himself toward the ladder, he reached up to the top bars and pulled himself out of the water. His body felt tired yet strangely invigorated. Everything about himself felt refreshed. He grabbed his towel from a bench near the diving board and turned. He looked down at the bottom of the pool and remembered the few moments of peace. He buried his face into his towel, sat down on the bench and closed his eyes.
Nearly a week went by and Frank hardly left his room. He stopped taking meals at the armory and now bought white bread and jars of peanut butter at the grocery store. He ate this twice a day, wrote at his desk, swam, and slept for ten hours a night. He had no desire to go anywhere else anymore.
It was toward the end of this penitent week when a loud banging on the door woke Frank up. His eyes were glued shut and the pounding on the door felt like it was going on inside his head. His throat was sore and his nose felt cold. Struggling to rise, Frank could see the bright blast of late-morning sunlight exploding through his windows. He had only been asleep for a few hours.
He managed to stand and he opened the door only slightly, the few inches that the chain would allow. A heavyset round-faced man with babylike skin and small brown eyes faced him. Wearing a powder-blue suit and smelling strongly of cheap cologne, Frank knew the man to be Danny, the manager and owner of the hotel.
"Frank, you up? We gotta talk here," Danny said with a thick wise-guy accent.
Frank reluctantly opened the door, letting the large powder-blue suit with the shiny black shoes into his apartment.
Danny looked at Frank. "You look emaciated, do you know that?" he said sharply. Then, not wanting an answer, he looked around the room. "You did a nice job with the place. Now it looks like a hole-in-the-wall dump! Before it just looked like a hole-in-the-wall!"
"Danny, your humor I can handle after coffee but not before," Frank answered.
Danny turned around, sticking his large face into Frank's. "A weird thing happened to me this morning."
"I'm sorry to hear that," Frank said, finding his way to a chair and sitting.
"Some friggin' guy comes to my office in Bayside and he says he'd like to ask me some questions. I tell the guy, 'Do I look like an information booth to you?' But this guy kills with kindness so, I listen to him. He looks like a respectable guy. Decent. So, this guy tells me that he's looking for a tenant of mine. Now, I don't think this guy is a cop, and it seems that he ain't. But he shows me a photograph of the guy he is looking for, and guess what? That guy is you! I mean, the guy in the photograph was younger and without the beard but it was good old Frankie!"
Frank felt a sinking feeling. He looked to Danny, who was now dancing around the room as he told his story, showing a lot more grace than Frank would expect for a heavyset man wearing a powder-blue suit that looked like it was painted on.
"You didn't tell him I was here? Did you?"
Danny leaned down to Frank and grinned. "Look, pal, since the day you got here I've been kinda suspicious of you. I know you don't deal drugs but you don't live off welfare and you ain't checking into no hospital for no calm-you-down candies. So, what do you do, I ask myself. You pay your rent with a check from a good bank. I can't figure it, but one thing I cannot take a chance on is harboring a fugitive. See, I got a little bit of a record myself and if I hide you from, let's say, the IRS, then they are gonna come after me and I don't want those bastards checking into my background. You got that?"
"IRS?" Frank asked.
"You heard me. I bet you're one of those eccentric guys like Howard Hughes. This guy says that he found out you were here from the bank. It seems that the bank that sends me your check every month has to give your address on your income tax."
"I pay my taxes," Frank said.
"Tell that to him!"
"Who?" Frank asked.
Danny swung to the door and waved a young man into the room. This second man, looking like a choirboy with sharp blue eyes that seemed to sparkle, and wearing a cream-colored suit, walked nervously into the shabby room. Frank turned around in his chair and looked at him, then shook his head as though he had just been insulted.
The young man didn't know what to say and looked awkwardly at Frank and Danny like an uninvited guest crashing a party. Frank was half expecting him to ask for a glass of wine.
"Frank Moore?" the young man asked gingerly.
Frank could see that he was startled by Frank's appearance. In fact, Frank figured that the young man must have been shocked by the hotel itself to begin with. Frank nodded. "Well, I've done my duty." Danny smiled then leaned over to Frank, who grimaced as he did. "You runnin' from a wife and ten kids? Come on, Frankie, tell Danny!"
Frank, still not fully awake, stood and faced the young man. "Is there a problem with the bank?"
"Oh, no! I'm not from the bank."
"You're from the IRS, no?" Danny asked.
"IRS? Oh, no. I'm sorry if you got that impression. I'm with the archdiocese," the young man said, still smiling his silly smile.
"Arch who?" Danny said.
Frank ignored Danny. "So, what do you want with me?" he asked the young man.
The young man grew more nervous as he spoke. "I was told to find you. You left the retreat house sixteen months ago and if it weren't for the bank account at Chase, we wouldn't know where to find you."
"Who told you to find me?"
"Cardinal Cahill," the young man answered. "He wants to see you. Immediately. He said it was urgent."
Danny looked shocked. "You stole from a church?" he asked Frank.
Frank continued to ignore Danny and shrugged his shoulders. "I was hoping they'd forget about me," Frank said. He then walked to the closet. He glanced over his shoulder at the young man before he opened the door. "You're still in the seminary, aren't you?"
"Yes. I am," the young man said humbly. "How did you know?"
Frank opened the closet, revealing a long black cassock and three white shirts. In each shirt pocket there was a white priest's collar. "I recognized the glowing look of piety on your face."
"I hope I never lose it, Father Moore," the young man said.
Frank took out the contents of the closet and placed them on the mattress. He then reached for a small overnight bag and saw Danny standing in the corner of the room looking startled and perplexed. "You're a priest?" Danny asked incredulously.
Frank nodded. "That's right, Danny. It wasn't the IRS after me, it was God. You did your duty just fine," Frank said sarcastically. He then filled the overnight bag and walked to the door, where the young man was waiting. He then turned and stopped. He saw a small wood and brass crucifix hanging on a nail over a crack in the wall. The words Credo quia impossible est were etched in a small plaque under the cross. They echoed the early Christian thinker Tertullian, who had phrased the famous paradox centuries before.
"Credo quia impossible est," the young man said.
"I believe because it's impossible," Frank said, translating the Latin.
"I know," the young man asked looking to Frank. "Is it yours?"
Frank looked at it, then nodded.
"Would you like to take it with you?" the young man asked.
Frank thought a moment then shook his head. "No. Leave it for the next tenant. It might be of more help to him." With that, Frank handed his bag to the young novitiate, who quickly left the room. Frank then took one more look around, nodded goodbye to a stunned Danny, and walked out.
Copyright © 1997 by Richard Vetere
A Novel
The Third Miracle
A Novel
- Touchstone |
- 240 pages |
- June 1998


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 41–50 out of 57 events
from May 30, 2013 (x) to August 4, 2015
in Free Summer Movies (x) & Film (x) categories
in Queens (x)
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Movie at Crocheron park: "Europa Report"
at 35th Avenue and Cross Island Parkway (in Crocheron Park), Queens
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
An international crew of astronauts undertakes a privately funded mission to search for life on Jupiter's fourth largest moon.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies, Seniors
Summer Movie Night: Little Giants
at Pembroke Avenue Community Garden, Queens
8:00 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Free summer movies are here, brought to you by New York Restoration Project!
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Disney's Movie "Frozen"
at George Seuffert Bandshell (in Forest Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
Come and enjoy Disney's Oscar-winning movie "Frozen".
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies, Seniors
NYC Parks Summer Movie Series: Frozen
at George Seuffert Bandshell (in Forest Park), Queens
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
See our city one movie at a time. Throughout July and August, NYC Parks is showing free movies in its parks and recreation centers!
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies
Outdoor Cinema: Umberto D. & Pussy Riot
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
8:00 p.m.
DOUBLE FEATURE! with filmmaker MAXIM POZDOROVKIN IN PERSON Umberto D., 1952, 88 minutes. Not Rated. As part of its Outdoor Cinema 2014 season, Socrates Sculpture Park will be…
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies, Waterfront
Friday, September 5, 2014
Movie Night at Crocheron Park: Despicable Me 2
at 35th Avenue and Cross Island Parkway (in Crocheron Park), Queens
8:00 p.m.–9:55 p.m.
Join us and watch an outdoor movie for free! Please bring along a blanket or low chair. In Despicable Me 2, Gru and the minions are back, this time to help the Anti-Villain…
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies
Saturday, September 13, 2014
CANCELLED: NYC Parks Summer Movie Series: Frozen
at Beach 108th Street Hockey Rink (in Rockaway Beach Boardwalk), Queens
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
NYC Parks is showing a free movie at B.108th Street Hockey Rink in Rockaway Beach! No RSVP required, just bring yourself and a blanket to sit on. In Frozen,…
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Arts, Culture & Fun: Screening of Documentary on Women in Space
at A.R.R.O.W. Field House, Queens
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Women in Space traces the history of women pioneers in the U.S. space program and features the next generation of women engineers, mathematicians, and astronauts.
Category: Education, Film
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Peace Through Understanding: The 1964-65 New York World's Fair
at Kingsland Homestead (in Margaret I. Carman Green - Weeping Beech), Queens
2:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
The documentary interweaves recollections of numerous World's Fair participants with archival footage, photos, and period music.
Category: Film, History
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Arts, Culture & Fun: Screening of Documentary on Women in Comedy
at Sorrentino Recreation Center, Queens
6:00 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Women in Comedy tracks the rise of women in the world of comedy, from the "dangerous" comedy of 70s sitcoms like Maude to the groundbreaking women of the 1980s.
Category: Education, Film, Seniors
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Cycling & Chicago
March 2, 2015 / in
If you are someone who prefers an active lifestyle to sitting around, would rather feel the wind in your hair than control the climate, or just favors pushing pedals to waiting in traffic, cycling through Chicago might be just the thing for you. Chicago offers a great deal of bicycle paths, lanes, and trails that span the majority of the city. The intricate chain of bike lanes wound throughout Chicago streets allow cyclists to commute through traffic in a relatively safe way. The pedestrian-friendly layout of Chicago was built with cyclists in mind and often allows cyclists to get around even easier than commuters on foot.
However, there are risks involved with bicycling through the city. You are traveling at a rate of speed comparable to most vehicles but with only the protection of most pedestrians. This means that mistakes on a bicycle are often more severe than those involving pedestrians (which usually happen at a lower rate of speed) or cars (which are equipped with seatbelts, airbags, roofs, and windshields). For those of you who embrace the risks and thrills of seeing Chicago by cycle, here are some ideas to keep in mind.
Illinois Traffic Laws Apply to All
Whether you travel our fair city by bike or car, the traffic rules are designed to apply to and protect everyone. This means that as a cyclist you must obey all traffic signals, warnings, and signs. You are safest and least likely to have a collision when you do so and you are breaking the law if you do not. This is particularly important to remember at intersections. Intersections are the most dangerous places for both cars and cyclists; the majority of collisions happen at these crossing areas. There are so many moving parts that go into a traffic intersection that cyclists are truly at a much higher risk when using them.
It's Important to Know the Laws
While traffic laws apply equally to cars and cycles, there are some laws that are unique to those who commute via bike. For example, no person over the age of 12 years old is allowed to ride a bicycle on a Chicago sidewalk unless that route is specifically marked as a bicycle route. There are also laws that pertain specifically to the equipment required for cyclists. Illinois law mandates that all bicycles used after dark must have a white light on the front that should be visible from a distance of 500 feet. On the back of all bikes in use after dark must be a red reflector or a red light. That light needs to be visible from at least 600 feet.
Visibility is Key
The importance of proper attire cannot be overemphasized. Bright and reflective clothing is one of your best defenses against a collision with a car. If a driver cannot see you, they also may not be able to avoid running into you. If you are driving at night you may want to invest in a wearable flashing light, as there may not be enough light to shine off of your reflective clothing. This will not only help you avoid a collision with a driver but may also help prevent a parked driver from hitting you with their car door. It is quite common in Chicago for cyclists in bike lanes, which are right next to parked cars, to collide with a driver's door as the driver attempts to exit their car. Bright clothing can help you avoid this.
Our team at Willens Law Offices hopes that all of our Chicago cyclists arrive safely at their destination. However, if you have been involved in a bicycle accident, contact the attorneys at our firm today.
If the Other Driver Did Not Have Car Insurance, Can I Trust My Own Insurance Company After a Car Accident?
February 25, 2015 / in
This frigid Chicago weather has me watching more TV than usual. One thing I noticed from a few too many hours in front of the TV is how many insurance commercials there are. From a lizard, to a silly woman to a man with a deep voice, these companies really work hard to convince people like you and me that they are trustworthy. They use the magic words that everyone likes to hear when it comes to insurance, words like: value, guarantee, safety and trust. But should you trust your own insurance companies after you've been injured in a car accident? The answer is, "Probably not."
Let me illustrate in a real life example. I am just finishing off a case for a client of mine. I'll refer to him as JB. JB is insured by Allstate, yes the "You're in Good Hands with Allstate" folks. JB was in a high impact car crash with another driver who ran a stop sign and T-boned his vehicle. JB's car was totaled. The photos of his damaged car were disturbing. Unfortunately, the at fault driver did not have insurance. No worries, our client has purchased Uninsured Motorist Coverage (UM insurance) through his own auto insurance company, Allstate. When you are in a car crash that is the other driver's fault and that driver does not have insurance, UM coverage will (should) help protect you. JB did not hire us right away. After all, he felt like he was in "good hands." He trusted the company that he had been paying premiums to for around 30 years.
After the car crash, JB suffered many injuries which required emergency room care, including a broken bone in his foot and an injured shoulder. Because he was nursing his broken foot for a couple weeks, he initially did not get much care for his shoulder. However, after those first couple of weeks, his foot doctor referred him to a shoulder doctor. JB eventually had shoulder surgery. His injuries forced him to miss work as a school teacher. As a result of the crash, JB incurred medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering. When JB turned to Allstate to get properly compensated under the law, what did Allstate do? They said something along the lines of, "We don't believe you. We think your injuries were caused by something other than the car accident. We also think the accident was partially your fault." JB was in disbelief. He hired us.
We filed an Uninsured Motorist (UM) claim on JB's behalf. We provided Allstate with all of the police reports, property damage photos, medical records, bills, wage loss information, etc. We presented JB for a sworn statement taken by one of Allstate's lawyers. We even had JB's treating doctor, a highly regarded orthopedic surgeon with 30-plus years of experience; author an extensive report outlining exactly why JB's injuries were related to the car crash. Was that enough for Allstate to do the right thing? Nope. Did they want to engage with us in settlement discussions? Nope. They hired their own doctor, a doctor fresh out of medical school with, frankly, a sad resume, to contest JB's injuries. This doctor's report was filled with half-truths and outright lies. Eventually the case went to arbitration and we were able to obtain nearly nine times Allstate's pre-arbitration offer for JB.
This brings us back to the question: Can I Trust My Own Insurance Company After a Car Accident? The answer is again: "Probably not." I don't intend to single out the "good hands" people at Allstate in this article. Many insurance companies that offer auto insurance probably would have done the same thing.
If you or someone you care about was in a car accident, and the at fault driver did not have insurance, you are best served by contacting an experienced car accident lawyer. The lawyers at Willens Law Offices can help. Consultations are free and unless and until we win, we don't get paid a dime. Furthermore, we advance all costs. Call us at 312-957-4166.
Who is Covered by Workers' Compensation in Illinois
January 26, 2015 / in
The majority of the population depends on a healthy body just to get to and from work, and most of us rely on our health to perform our jobs correctly. When we suffer from a muscle strain, a sprain, or any other injury, our work performance takes a turn for the worst. When a person is injured simply from going about their daily duties on the job, Illinois law believes they should not be punished for it, and instead should be eligible to recover compensation. Out of this theory, the system of workers' compensation was developed. Workers' compensation arose from the idea that employees owe a duty to their employers to perform their jobs, and employers owe a duty to their employees to provide a safe work environment. When accidents happen, the workers' compensation system is there to protect employees and their families.
Who is Covered?
Just about every employee who works in Illinois is covered by this system of insurance. The Illinois Workers' Compensation Act provides that if a person is employed in the State of Illinois, other than by a small family-run business, or if their employment is "centralized" in Illinois, they are covered by Illinois' system of workers' compensation. Any injury that arises "out of and in the course of employment" is protected under the Act. This basically means that whether you slip over a piece of equipment or strain a muscle through a repetitive motion, your injury falls under the Act.
How Do I Get Coverage?
The key to receiving coverage is reporting the injury in a timely fashion. As soon as your are medically able to give notice to your employer, you need to report the accident that led to your injury. In fact, by not reporting to your boss, you run the risk of forfeiting any right to recovery at all. The Act allows all employees a 45 day window to make their initial report to their employer; however, the sooner the better. Even if you don't know how serious your injury is, it is better to make an initial report and then revise it later. Keep in mind that any sort of retaliation by your employer is strictly prohibited by law, which means it is better that you speak up rather than wait until the injury gets worse.
Do I Need An Attorney?
There is no requirement in Illinois that you seek legal counsel before filing a claim for workers' compensation. However, having an advocate will serve your interests for several reasons. First, the workers' compensation system can be complex. You can be pressured into accepting partial payment or less than you deserve simply out of fear of missing too many paychecks. Second, you will most likely need to see a doctor who works with the insurance company. This may not always work in your favor. Thus, having an attorney who understands the medicine behind the treatment is in your best interest. Third, your injury may worsen. If you accept less than you deserve now, you may be sacrificing any chance of receiving compensation if the injury worsens in the future. Without understanding exactly how seriously you have been injured or how it will affect you in the future, you may be placing your physical and financial future in jeopardy.
Don't fight the system alone. Contact Willens Law Offices for a free consultation today. We can help ensure that you recover adequate workers' compensation benefits while you recover from your injuries.


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Anyone here had bladder cancer or dealt with it with family member?
My sis was "scoped" last week & Dr. said he could not biospy the tumor he found. Does that perhaps mean it is already adhered to muscle wall? My niece failed to ask what size it was.
Surgery is scheduled for the 7th. I am very worried- at 76 she is tiny, weighing only about 85 pounds & has emphysema.
I can't imagine how she could withstand chemo. She had a bout with uterine cancer about 15 years ago & it's been only a couple of years since she got over side effects of radiation.
ANY info offered will be appreciated!
I had surgery for Bladder cancer a year ago this past September. They told me I had a very large tumor.
I had a little clotting trouble the next day so I was in the hospital 5 days. If not for that I would have gone home the next day.
The thing is - if the tumor is contained and not gone thru the wall of the bladder you are good to go.
That was the case with me. I am fine and only have to go back for checkups every 3 months. Then I have what they call maintinance treatments. That involves inserting a combination of what they call BCG and interfuron. I did not have to have any chemo and I am fine.
I joined this forum so I could tell you this as I know how scary the word cancer is.
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Thanks ever so much for relating your experience & for joining just to post your reply!
May I ask what your symtoms were & how long you delayed in seeking treatment? The fact that her's had gone on so long is my big concern for her. (She drank a few sips of tea yesterday before going to hospital & Dr. refused to operate so it must be re-scheduled.)
I pray you continue to do so well.
Keep in mind that one reason that the doctor did not do a biopsy is that regardless of whether or not it was cancerous or benign, it was a growth that needed to come out. There wasn't any point in putting her through a biopsy.
Don't let her have a few sips of tea or anything else next time. The doctor doesn't know what her definition of a few sips is. He can't risk her burping up liquid into her lungs during the surgery.
I had years of UTI problems. I went from doctor after doctor who would give me medication to try to clear it up. Finally I got one to give me a referral to a specialist. He did the proper x rays and tests. Called me into his office and told me. My tumor was so large it took up my whole bladder and still he got it all.
If I can be of any other help please do not hesitate to ask.
I have been reading these forums for years but never felt compeled to speak up before. So if I can be of any help to someone I will. Having been through that experience was something I hope I never do again. Perhaps if I had asked for a referal sooner I wouldn't have been so bad off.
By the way I quit smoking 3 years ago and he told me that was probably the sole reason for getting the cancer.


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Nice piece of history. Thanks for sharing. Good luck with her.
I must confess I've definitely a "hardcore EVH fanboi". I've owned pretty much all of the EVH guitars, except for the striped Charvels. So, I do understand what those guys like about Ed's early tone. But...
I'd LOVE to get my greasy, little mitts on the PRS EVH. If Hans would sell her to me, I'd put on an old school Floyd with a big brass trem block and a Duncan EVH pickup (or 78...whatever they're calling it now).
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Awesome guitar and story!
I love single hum guitars. I stay on the bridge pickup 90 percent of the time anyway as mostly I go for a chunky yet twangy tone. I'm more of a rhythm guy so I dig that but I play a lot of leads on the bridge pickup too. I have a single hum guitar with a SD JB in it that I use live in Eflat for Bob Seger's "Her Strut". I'd love to see a single humbucker guitar in the PRS lineup sometime!
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Would you mind transferring my wife's grandmother's memorial to me. The number is 52783470.
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I am thinking your the person whom posted my father "Vincent Marion Cain" Cemetery Burial as your name was to the right on the page to click on. My fathers birthday is coming us soon and I always get emotional around his birthday. My father died when I was 18 years old the last time I saw him I was 8 years old, my father & older sister Janet whom is now passed on was told that we "my mother, brother & I " were killed in a car accident when I was 9 years old, he & my sister believed the lie and therefore stopped looking for us, he found out I was alive ten years later a month before he died. I have only a few photos of my sister and none of my father but I do remember his loving smile very well, thanks for posting his ob. Vince Cain
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