This is what I was thinking as well....
How could he get tagged on the passenger side at a stop light, being the third car in line? The only way I think it could happen is if he was driving a car with the steering wheel on the right-hand side....
Otherwise, I have to call 
on this one....
There is too much wrong with that to be believable.
A typical small town intersection.
A large multi lane one
Imagine the angles required for that scene to be played out.
Then he gets very specific regarding the grill emblem being by his head.
The vehicle would have had to have impacted him at an angle of roughly 45 degrees relative to how he was parked.
That would be the front right quarter panel not the door.
To have come in broadside would require the moving vehicle to have left its lane much earlier and traveled quite a distance..one would have to believe that there were no buildings at that corner of a town intersection for that to have happened.
At impact energy is released in different ways..bending of the structure and deflection the main two.
His vehicle would have to have turned counterclockwise and the moving vehicle not deflected at all.
Then for the passenger compartment to have been penetrated his car would have not been able to be pushed sideways or the speed was such that like a bullet it compromised the passenger compartment at impact.
In the original thread his injuries were as follows
He has a broken back, two broken arms and a fractured skull.
Keep in mind this was from Nov 24th,just over 8 weeks ago.
I can`t guess but is it plausible that given that a person would now be home typing away at a computer?
He makes the mistake of being too detailed without thought of the physics involved.
If I am incorrect in anything here I would appreciate it being pointed out and I will stand corrected.
