Why does my back hurt after I ride a roller coaster?

I sprained and partly broke my whole upper body from riding a roller coaster.can i sew the park?

• On August 14th 2007, it was 11am at Paramounts Great America, Santa Clara, California. I was in line for the Demon roller coaster. i sat in the front row with one of my moms friends. as the ride went on i rushed down the hill towards the loop. i went over the first loop, and my back, neck and upper body hurt so bad and my breathing wasn't there for me anymore. it just gave up. i screamed and yelled to my friend i cannot breathe. my upper body hurts like its broken. I went over the second loop, passing out into a pitch black darkness,couln't breathe or move. between the time i was unconsience and when i woke up when people were exiting the line, i had a small visual dream or flashback of myself on the roller coaster in pain. Anyway i got off the ride and my whole upper body (hips to bottom of neck) were extremely sprained and broken. at that time did have the right to sew the park? the bad thing was i didn't report it to the park. instead i went on the bumpiest coasters,drop zone and the most painfull rides. (STUPID). could i sew the park? does it count as a roller coaster accident? if not what kind of accident was it? is it too late to sew the park? from that point i had serius back problems. the sad thing was that i was only 12 yrs old.

• Answer:

  Well you can sew all you want but I don't think it will do much good (unless they have some clothes that need mending). If you want to sue, you can try, but I don't think you will get very far. It has been well over a year and apparently it hasn't done any permanent damage. At this point there is no way to prove that you were hurt at all. I also have to say, I have ridden The Demon hundreds of times in my life (grew up 15 minutes from the Great America outside of Chicago, plus I still take my kids there every year and don't go to the park without getting on it) and it is one of the smoothest coasters out there. Plus is is sooooo old school and these days is considered a kiddie coaster. I don't think you will get too many people believing you got hurt on that ride. As for the person above me, it's liable, not reliable (reliable is when somebody can count on you for something). I know you are all serious but I had to laugh at this whole thing, you guys need to work on your english...