i feel like i've always been accident prone and just had another major-ish injury currently and it made me curious about if there are placements or aspects that can show that? i also have an abnormally high pain tolerance and am curious if that can show in a birth chart as well.

now here's a run down of all my major injuries over the years! 🤣 it starts early and feels like it never stops lol.

**4 yrs old -** playing at recess, suddenly fell forward out of nowhere right when i was about to go down those old little firefighter poles, landed on my back and broke my upper left arm/shoulder.  
**8 yrs old -** playing at recess again, this time on the monkey bars; the bars weren't slippery from what i remember, but about halfway across my hand suddenly slipped off the bar and i landed on my back, broke my left arm in the same spot. (i also fell again absurdly the same summer; somehow the small little battery-powered jeep for little kids slid off the small little ramp right on the corner and i flew off of it, landed on my back while my arm was still in a cast... i only bring this up bc last year i had a CT scan w contrast for something unrelated and they noted i had a small fracture in my vertebrae which i'm pretty sure is from those 3 bad falls onto my back as a kid, never rly bothered me or caused pain imo)  
**12 yrs old -** tripped over my own feet while running around a corner and broke my ankle when it rolled outwards.  
**13 yrs old -** a basketball bounced off the rim of the net, flew at rapid speed toward me (i wasn't even playing or nearby 😭), when i lifted my hand to block it from hitting my face, it hit my right middle finger and snapped it backwards, fractured it in 2 places.  
**19 yrs old -** tore my ATFL in my right ankle completely when my ankle rolled inwards while i was getting out of the car... thought it was just a sprain or something bc the ER x-ray didn't show any breaks. i walked on it for 6 months normally before i asked my ortho doctor for an MRI because (THIS IS GONNA BE TMI AND GROSS SORRY!) i could see my ankle bone shifting when i pivoted. turns out my ATFL had been completely torn the whole time and my ortho doctor and the surgeon were in shock that i had even been able to put weight on it, let alone walk and run and do all those things normally with just minimal pain (more of an occasional nuisance pain to me than an excruciating pain).  
**currently at 29 yrs old -** tripped over seemingly air a few days ago and fell forward, miscalculated the distance between me and the dresser in front of me, so when i tried to grab the ledge to catch myself, i ended up swinging my hand upward right into the bottom of the ledge. i ended up with a severe muscle contusion and two fractures (index finger and wrist). i didn't even think the pain or bruising was THAT bad, so i didn't go to the doctor right away. like i was using my hand with some minor aching and the occasional sharp pain just fine for a couple of days; i went to the doctor because i could see a little indent that wasn't there before once the swelling subsided a little.

this one isnt a major injury, but another example of pain tolerance: my friend slammed my thumb in the car door while closing it and my thumb got stuck. i asked him to open his door because i couldn't move it out since it was stuck and they all thought i was messing with them at first because i didn't react besides a flinch initially when it caught my thumb. it started to bruise on the spot it got hit on my nail and it was inflamed and throbbing for a bit, but other than that not much pain that i was feeling. my primary doctor is probably sick of me ignoring things because i can't tell if its serious pain or not most of the time...

idk if this has any bearing too, but i have a lot of hyper mobility too, double jointed in a lot of areas, so pretty flexible overall.

anyways thank you for reading my long post and thank you in advance for any answers!! i'm super curious about it!! (:

accident prone placements?