Featured A "little" Detour--after A Bicycle Crash And Two Broken Bones

Same to you BB. Looks like we’re going to get good weather

 

Certainly better than winter here! Happy holidays BC

 

Poor lass is stuck at home, no chance of a bit of slap n' tickle for the next 6 months, and your on about your bloody sunny holidays !!!!

Jeez, some folk

 

Little Mrs Sandi T.
Daily check up. You know for once I got to disagree with you. Steve I am sure does not mind one bit and would do twice as much if you wanted. We as loving partners know that if the boot was on the other foot we would be cared for. If I were closer I would come and give him a daily break to go for a spin. If he trusted me with his Beautiful Wife.
You just carry on getting better and remember we are all there feeling the pain and frustration for you. You need us we will carry you for as long as it takes. I have talked to my Irish Fairy people and asked if they can spare you an angel helper just till you are back on your feet.
Hugs and Brotherly love Sandi & Steve + Annie..
Joe

 

Don't know how i missed this Sandi sorry your in such a state and hope your starting to feel a little better...thought it was going to be the bike but you certainly managed to do enough damage on one of the evil things with no motor, glad the surgeon is a friend as stuff like that helps...all the best and hope you have a speedy and relatively pain free recovery.

 

I had oxycodone for my aches & pains following my bike off in 2017. I had them on repeat prescription, so still have a few kicking about, and usually take one of them if I'm suffering bad. Following my off, I always carried one with me when out on the bike, just to help with the pain in my ankle/knee/hip. But yeah, the constipation is an unwelcome side effect. (yeah, i was pulling that face )

There is a fine tale of me 'falling' off my bike at the GMU2018, which was actually me getting so sore, I had to get off the bike and lie down on the grass !!! Just so happened to coincide with Rich doing his annual GMU drop/fall, so the story grew arms and legs .That'll teach me to not take the meds.

 

Sandi T
how are you today. I do hope you can smile. I know usually three days after the old depression does settle in but it doesn't last long. And it seem you are in great hands. Hope they don't spoil you to much. Just get better soon we need .

 

Dear Sandi T
Working tonight so an early wish for you speedy recovery. How are you still being spoilt. Really I don't have to ask that as I am positive Steve and Annie are on the case.
Hugs and Wishes.
Joe.

 

Sorry to hear about your mishap. I’ve ridden skinny tire and mountain bikes for the last 25 years, putting thousands of miles in. I’ve taken some bad spills on the dirt but just earned some good scars along the way. Never hit the pavement but it would surely be worse, as I’ve reached 60 mph descending some mountains around here. I’ve recently given up riding any bike on pavement that doesn’t have an engine, as drivers everywhere aren’t paying attention to anything and would rather mow you down as to take a few extra minutes to pass safely. I followed all road rules and would hug the shoulder to let a car pass quickly, but people are still asses, so I gave it up. Now they can get out of the way when I’m passing on two wheels. Speedy recovery!

 

Howdy Sand T;
Only just seen this thread.
So sorry to hear of your cycleoff and hope you’re very soon up and running on all cylinders once again.
Cheers, Ken.

 

Only just come across this thread.

Get well soon Sandi.

As we get older injuries take longer to heal so take your time.

 

Oh my that looks so painful, I hope it is getting easier❤️

 

It looks nasty, but a sign you are on the mend, take care Sandi enjoy those apple fritters rest is a great healer.

 

Dear Sandi T Steve and Annie.
Just getting ready for work. So here is the get well for today. Been looking at some of those injuries and I feel for you it really must have been a bad tumble and they look painful. If I could bear the pain I would be the second to offer as I am sure Steve already has. Do get well soon.
Regards
Joe.