Ok, got it. I took it wrong. I am a bit touchy about it, had numerous people, lawyers, etc try to blame me for the incident... Yes, preventable, if only everyone paid attention or communicated. Seems like the ones that get hurt aren’t the ones that were negligent. In retrospect, most accidents are preventable, but hind sight is just that. In my case, there were numerous contractors working on a big building, state contract, we were general, but the other primary contractors did not answer to us. Basically, no one was accountable and some became careless, lazy, and took short cuts. That is what led to my essential death, as the person I was prior to that moment no longer exists. Funny, the prior day, I was doing very dangerous work, the day I was hurt, I was basically walking across a flat roof, no danger, not knowing that they had cut the decking underneath, which gave way, causing me to fall forty feet to concrete... How do you prevent that from my perspective? If only someone would have marked it on top, or put a piece of plywood down, anything.... no, they were too lazy, didn’t think about or care about the guys working on top. I was the only one of three guys on top that was actually working and I was going over to correct another’s mistake as we were finished with everything else... so many “if only’s”.