Seven years after a T-bone collision fractured Krystal Mann’s pelvic bone, the Windsor, Ont., resident remains in severe pain after surgery on her tailbone.
Mann, 36, is struggling to put food on the table for her two kids as her civil lawsuit sits idle due to court delays related to COVID-19. She can no longer work because of the chronic pain after the crash Nov. 5, 2014.
She was in the passenger seat of a friend’s car, getting a ride home from her job at Toyota in Cambridge, Ont., when a vehicle smashed into her side of the car. It took first responders 45 minutes to
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