Damn. Are the nurses good looking, at least?

Only on nurse you'd be interested in, but many assistant nurses are cute.

Have a speedy recovery.

wow, get well and heal up.

Did you go over the bars? Off to the right side? What part of you made impact first and with what, pavement? How do you remember the following sequence of impacts taking place if you even can? Were you able to try to tuck and roll? How's the helmet? Do you know how fast the driver was going? I can only assume the mirror made full contact (rather than being clipped by a small portion of it) and that you were launched as badly messed up as you are. I'm just really curious of the details, I live in the country and ride solo with those duallys on narrow highways constantly (skimmed by 5+ just today in 35ish miles). Screw my times, I'd rather stop in the dirt for a second if I hear/see one coming.

Heal well!

I too know those horse-trailer pullin' dually's well. They tend to give me a very wide berth but man, if they didn't... don't have a bike lane on my rides and generally folks swing very wide.

The OP can't (read shouldn't) answer these questions until legal issues are resolved.

This is recovery thread
Thank you for understanding why I have not answered these questions.


Today I had my catheter removed, and I'm just waiting to fart. Farting is a signal that my digestive tract if functioning, and ready for me to eat food again.

This is recovery thread

This is one of the few times in your life that you'll receive praise and at-a-boys for a good fart. The nurses will cheer you on. Make sure the room is quiet so they can hear it. Fart away.

Pray for a loud smelly one, then with your best Urkel voice, chime in with,

"Did I do that?"

Here's to a speedy recover.

mike

Sorry, didn't mean to pry or offend. I just want to do my best to stay safe out there. I wish you the best in your recovery! Keep your spirits high, the worst is likely behind you!

So how is the recovery going?