US Airways Welcome on board, hopefully you have a good health insurance because you might get injured Tempe, Arizona

The solution here was so simple, but I guess you couldn't figure it out on your own.

TIMELY documentation is the key in any injury or property damage situation in order to protect yourself, and hold the other party accountable.

All you had to do was to go to the security office for that airline BEFORE leaving the terminal and file a written report of the incident. They would have given you a copy. Then you could have gone to a doctor, ON THEM to get your "injury" checked out.

This is all just common sense.

My advice is to STAY AWAKE when flying. Did you not sleep at home? After all, this is like a 3 hour flight you are talking about. If you cannot stay awake for 3 hours, maybe you should look at those underlying medical issues first.

I would suggest that you, 1: Not fall asleep, and/or 2: Keep your knees out the aisle.

Passengers that piss and moan about everything can ruin it for all, and you obviously are within that category.  And ones that see what they want to see as opposed to seeing what is really happening are even worse.  Do you really believe there were 2 Flight Attendants, one behind and one in front, pushing the cart to prevent hitting anybody.  If you do, then that explains this post. 

In your defense though, these accidents can be avoided.  Passengers need not be so stupid as to fall asleep with their knees in the aisle. 

You set the tone with "A  bleach blond  flight attendant.......".  Maybe all crew members will bow next time.

Call 1-800-CRY-BABY, maybe they can help.

You are a loser!!

I doubt seriously if you got smashed in the knee so hard that it's all blue and green and needs medical attention.  They are really not tearing up and down the aisle at highway speeds, I expect they nudged your knee and startled you awake and now you are trying to get something for nothing. They owe you nothing, in fact, you owe them for wasting their time on silly trivia.

Crybaby indeed.

I  got the message:  Avoid US Airways for your connecting flight after  a  transcontinental flight because you might fall asleep and become a victim of  a  trolley attack...   better don't  sit near the aisle,  hide yourself at  the window  or  bring your  football gear  because  these  flights are for  the real  tough  guys,  not for cry babies.