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aps45819

aps45819

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happyappygirl said:
yes he was wearing a helmet.
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Pasofever said:
APS this happened right around the corner from your work..we were there today looking...marks in the road really show alot and tell a story..We really feel that fender went on him..
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PLEASE wear your helmets and please wear the best safety gear you can afford.
You can be a good rider but all it takes is a $0.10 part to fail.


... and while a plastic salad bowl with a couple of straps might satisfy the laws of maryland, it doesn't satisfy the laws of physics.
 
Pasofever

Pasofever

Does my butt look big?
aps45819 said:
PLEASE wear your helmets and please wear the best safety gear you can afford.
You can be a good rider but all it takes is a $0.10 part to fail.


... and while a plastic salad bowl with a couple of straps might satisfy the laws of maryland, it doesn't satisfy the laws of physics.
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YES aps is correct....he had on a $20 brain bucket hat (as per the hosp staff at Balt shock trauma) his good hat with lots of padding and full face still hangs here in the living room...please wear a good helmet no matter how hot it is...
 
Pasofever

Pasofever

Does my butt look big?
CalvertNewbie said:
Hopefully there's some good news today. Keeping my fingers crossed for Paso and her family.
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They sent me home to think about a feeding tube directly to the stomach (he has an intranasal and they said he will aspirate as he has no swallow reflex) and they are wanting to move his vent to a trake..(track) he can not breath on his own yet... uggg...so they are talking long term..they said this is a marathon not a race.. :frown:
 
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remaxrealtor

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Pasofever said:
They sent me home to think about a feeding tube directly to the stomach (he has an intranasal and they said he will aspirate as he has no swallow reflex) and they are wanting to move his vent to a trake..(track) he can not breath on his own yet... uggg...so they are talking long term..they said this is a marathon not a race.. :frown:
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There are a lot of people praying for you girl, hang in there.
 
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CalvertNewbie

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Pasofever said:
They sent me home to think about a feeding tube directly to the stomach (he has an intranasal and they said he will aspirate as he has no swallow reflex) and they are wanting to move his vent to a trake..(track) he can not breath on his own yet... uggg...so they are talking long term..they said this is a marathon not a race.. :frown:
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I know this must be frustrating (and of course heartbreaking) because I'm sure you want answers now and it's too early for the doctors to tell what to expect in the future. Hang in there, Paso. We're all praying for his recovery.
 
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Kain99

Guest
Paso you are loved. Take your time making the hard decisions. Remember, you are important!
 
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Mousebaby

Guest
Paso, I am so sorry. I know this is hard, try to keep your faith. We all love you here on the forums. You have all of us to help you when you need us. Keep that in mind and it will help hold you up. If you need anything, I'm sure whomever you call will jump up and do it. Hang in there. :huggy:
 
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dems4me

Guest
Hey Paso, I know you just called River right now, she was upstairs, I tried (literally running) the phone to her but it got disconnected. :frown: She has it with her now, feel free to call her please. :huggy:
 
keekee

keekee

Well-Known Member
Paso, don't be afraid of the trache. It is a lot better than being intubated, and afterwards there will only be a small scar.
 
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