On May 23, 9:12*am, wrote:
On May 23, 7:44*am, John H. wrote:





On Fri, 23 May 2008 04:36:55 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
On May 22, 6:38*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
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On May 22, 1:22 pm, "Jim" wrote:
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On May 22, 11:06 am, "Jim" wrote: wrote in message

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On May 22, 10:50 am, "Jim" wrote:
* gotca'

To you and the rest of the guys, Have a fun, safe weekend and I hope
loogie's kid recovers with no residual damage. I'll be busy reloading and
tweaking my camper which just got back from the factory.

Thanks, the orthopedic surgeon was pretty confident there would be no
permenent nerve damage and she would regain full functionality.

I just got back from the lake, sorry to hear about your daughters
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Thanks. It's going to be awhile, the right arm both the ulna and
radius bones are splintered pretty good. The did surgery on both arms
to make sure they were set exactly right, the orthopedic surgeon
doesn't foresee any residual affects.

Loogy, I mentioned your daughter's accident in Chuck's Place. Hope you
don't mind.

Not at all!



Does she like "Cajun Power Sauce"as a little 'pick me up' to go in her
collard greens? If so, I'll send her a bottle! Just email me an address.
I'm not like some of the folks around here, thinking you'd use it for
yourself!
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Yeah, I know. Some people think that I'd selfishly take something
meant for my ambulatory daughter and use it for myself. I tried to
tell said person that she wanted her T-shirt black, extra
large.........so she could sleep in it!!
Just kidding, thanks man. Tell ya what, you learn quickly went the
crap hits the fan who is your friend and who is not, or at least you
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Black, large.. done..

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Yesterday my 13 year old daughter, the greatest thing in my life, took
a spill over the handlebars of her mountain bike. I was on my way
home, call from the neighbor, "looks like she broke her wrist". I get
there, both arms, hands are dangling uselessly, little girl in shock,
but also in pain, get her to ER. She broke BOTH bones in BOTH arms
just above the wrist bad enough to require surgery and pins. Seeing
her in that shape on the way to ER hurt my heart and soul more than
most can imagine. Except for those that are as close to a daughter as
I am her. I'm sad..... She's home today, quite the trooper. No arm
movement for two weeks, then pins out and shorter casts. So much for
our poolside and lakeside summer. I'm sad.....

My wishes for a prompt and complete recovery. And then for everything to
be back to normal for you and your family.

On May 23, 12:36*pm, DownTime wrote:
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Yesterday my 13 year old daughter, the greatest thing in my life, took
a spill over the handlebars of her mountain bike. I was on my way
home, call from the neighbor, "looks like she broke her wrist". I get
there, both arms, hands are dangling uselessly, little girl in shock,
but also in pain, get her to ER. She broke BOTH bones in BOTH arms
just above the wrist bad enough to require surgery and pins. Seeing
her in that shape on the way to ER hurt my heart and soul more than
most can imagine. Except for those that are as close to a daughter as
I am her. I'm sad..... She's home today, quite the trooper. No arm
movement for two weeks, then pins out and shorter casts. So much for
our poolside and lakeside summer. I'm sad.....

My wishes for a prompt and complete recovery. And then for everything to
be back to normal for you and your family.

Thanks man. Tom just showed me a link to an external fixator, which I
think she has under all that wrap. Now I'm freaked again!

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On May 22, 6:38 pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
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On May 22, 1:22 pm, "Jim" wrote:
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On May 22, 11:06 am, "Jim" wrote: wrote in message
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On May 22, 10:50 am, "Jim" wrote:
gotca'
To you and the rest of the guys, Have a fun, safe weekend and I hope
loogie's kid recovers with no residual damage. I'll be busy reloading and
tweaking my camper which just got back from the factory.
Thanks, the orthopedic surgeon was pretty confident there would be no
permenent nerve damage and she would regain full functionality.
I just got back from the lake, sorry to hear about your daughters
accident. Hope she mends up quickly.- Hide quoted text -

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Thanks. It's going to be awhile, the right arm both the ulna and
radius bones are splintered pretty good. The did surgery on both arms
to make sure they were set exactly right, the orthopedic surgeon
doesn't foresee any residual affects.

Good news and best of luck to your daughter.

On May 23, 8:12*am, wrote:
Just kidding, thanks man. Tell ya what, you learn quickly went the
crap hits the fan who is your friend and who is not, or at least you
understand who cares, which is great and humbling at the same time.- Hide quoted text -

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Got that right. you always feel that catastrophy always happens to
"somebody else" but the wake up call is that one day, you ro your's
may be the "somebody else"

Amazing how when this happens you find out who is really who.

I'm experiencing that myself.

Most humbling, indeed!

On May 23, 8:01*pm, DK wrote:
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On May 22, 6:38 pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
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On May 22, 1:22 pm, "Jim" wrote:
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On May 22, 11:06 am, "Jim" wrote: wrote in message
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On May 22, 10:50 am, "Jim" wrote:
* gotca'
To you and the rest of the guys, Have a fun, safe weekend and I hope
loogie's kid recovers with no residual damage. I'll be busy reloading and
tweaking my camper which just got back from the factory.
Thanks, the orthopedic surgeon was pretty confident there would be no
permenent nerve damage and she would regain full functionality.
I just got back from the lake, sorry to hear about your daughters
accident. *Hope she mends up quickly.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Thanks. It's going to be awhile, the right arm both the ulna and
radius bones are splintered pretty good. The did surgery on both arms
to make sure they were set exactly right, the orthopedic surgeon
doesn't foresee any residual affects.

Good news and best of luck to your daughter.- Hide quoted text -

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Thanks, dude!