How I broke my collarbone.

Recently I was doing freesbee with my mates and nothing seemed to be wrong that day... But unluckily I ran into another player miscalculating opponent's track on the field. I was running like mad with maximum speed and believed that I can get the disk, and so did the player from the other team. We crashed, fell on the grass, and I felt terrible pain. Somebody had screamed that freesbee is non-contact sport and badly swore, showing his annoyance of that terrible play. I don't know the damage that the other player suffered, but I hope he's doing fine. At that moment I was totally concentrated on the stinging pain in my shoulder. I had asked the captain to be replaced and moved out of the playing zone. Several minutes later, the pain hadn't dissapeared and I decided to move to the nearest emergency station, suspecting a bone fracture.
I had a broken right collarbone(fortanatelly without displacement). At least 5 weeks of arm immobilization... It will be 'increadibly interresting' summer for me...

[Good work.  You can get hurt at any sport here the players are running.  Sooner or later, they'll run into each other.]