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XTC
9th February 2005, 14:08
Walked for the first time in 2 months today without my crutches..... Sure it was in a swimming pool but it was a start. 2 or 3 weeks more I should be hobbling around without the aid of water..... God that pool was nice today :) I'm so happy..... Does it show? :banana: Off to physio now.....

Biff
9th February 2005, 14:12
Walked for the first time in 2 months today without my crutches..... Sure it was in a swimming pool but it was a start. 2 or 3 weeks more I should be hobbling around without the aid of water..... God that pool was nice today :) I'm so happy..... Does it show? :banana: Off to physio now.....


Well done mate. A positive mental attitude will see you back on two feet in no time.


Did you pee in the pool?

White trash
9th February 2005, 14:20
You little ripper!

We can see the grin all the way from here. Well done.

Blakamin
9th February 2005, 14:31
:niceone: :niceone: :apint:

Riff Raff
9th February 2005, 14:32
Yay :wari: :banana: :wari: :banana: :wari:
Well done mate. :niceone:

PSYCHO
9th February 2005, 14:34
Well done Andy. I know what you are going through. I'm recovering aswell after a "big one" on my zx9r more than 7 months ago. I was in Christchurch hospital for 3 months with back,pelvis,legs etc etc injuries.
I''ve only recently managed to walk OK without crutches, but still use one if I have to go a fair distance.

Hang in there. It may seem like you are not making progress at times, but slowly you'll get there.

vifferman
9th February 2005, 14:35
Off to physio now.....
Uh-oh... now you're :buggerd:

Still, once you get better, AND recover from the physio, you'll be dancing in no time.:wari: :banana:

bugjuice
9th February 2005, 14:38
well done mate!! Bit by bit, you'll get there, just keep the chin up and take it at your pace..
Hope they're keeping the morphine tapped in!

Ramius
9th February 2005, 15:18
Absolutely fantastic my friend!!! Must be my time to walk next :thud: Beats lying down looking at the ceiling all day.

MOTOXXX
9th February 2005, 16:53
keep it up dude :2thumbsup

zeRax
9th February 2005, 17:30
good job dude, must be great knowing you will ride again, take satisfaction in that and you'll be find, and hey, what doesnt kill ya makes ya stronger, even more so if they stuck some titanium plates in ya :D!!!!!!!!!

Coyote
9th February 2005, 17:36
Great to hear. Hopefully you'll be on the road soon :2thumbsup

Waylander
9th February 2005, 18:06
Well done mate:2thumbsup You'll be back on the bike in no time:wari:

magnum
9th February 2005, 18:25
keep up the good work and youll be back into it in no time :niceone:

mini_hooks_
9th February 2005, 18:33
well done mate keep it up and you'll be back on the road rel soon :banana: :niceone: :2thumbsup :done: :sunny: :wari:

XTC
9th February 2005, 18:42
Thanks everyone. One thing I've learned is that no matter how hard you think you've got it there are a lot of people out there that are worse off.... Like Pshycho :) geez months and counting dude! you did a good job :2thumbsup Makes my whinging about 2-3 months seem a bit shallow.... :o

toads
9th February 2005, 19:10
Wonderful, congrats, hope it's all fixed very soon.

Hitcher
9th February 2005, 19:14
I needed to hear some good news today, and this is pretty bloody good news!

Well done that man.

Joni
9th February 2005, 19:17
I needed to hear some good news today, and this is pretty bloody good news!

Ditto, needed some good news too!

Absolutely fantastic for you... one step at a time! :niceone:
Congrats!!!!

sels1
9th February 2005, 21:10
good one Andy - keep it up

LB
10th February 2005, 04:07
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Good to hear this news Andy, well done. It can't be easy.

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Pwalo
10th February 2005, 07:05
Good on you mate. Physio can be pretty hard work, but it's all worth it in the end.

XTC
10th February 2005, 07:15
Thanks everyone. Great encouragement. I WILL WALK AGAIN!!!! And as soon aas I can I'm going to pick up my brand spanking new XT from the shop!! :2thumbsup

Lias
10th February 2005, 10:37
On ya mate. Hope yer back in the saddle asap.

Going to physio for a few months for my hand seemed like a giant PITA but you read threads like this and it all gets put in perspective.