HAH! You don't know how LUCKY you are. We had an accident at our shop moving a LeBlond Toolroom Precision lathe in a narrow corridor with a sloping floor. (A prescription for disaster!) The lathe tipped over on one of our machinists, and the carriage handle went through his lower leg. After a day at the hospital, they told him that they didn't think there was any chance to save the bones in the leg, and the only plan that had much chance of him walking again was amputation below the knee. So, he now has an artificial foot, and can't stand for long periods because the stump gets sore. But, at least, he walks well with it.
Believe me, if somebody had gotten seriously hurt, it would have been MUCH worse for all involved.
Jon