17110 new posts! I'm not going to even try!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart to each and every one of you. Those that thought and prayed for me, those that PM'd me, those who phoned my friends and parents and those who came to visit me in hospital (including those bringing me books, mags, loan laptops/tv's and all manner of things!) - I have so much love and respect for all of you.
I got home this Thursday evening and it's nice to be home. It is a little scary not having the safety net of 24/7 speciasilst care especially since I still feel very very unwell. Every minute I worry if I'm ok and how long I will be fine for! The drive home was scary, traffic and driving/riding make me feel very uneasy at the moment.
I don't like talking about my list of injuries at the moment (I felt rather upset after seeing my helmet last night), but I heard from many people at the hospital that I am very lucky to be alive (some didn't think I'd make it). I'm sore pretty much everywhere now and am still getting to grips with walking properly again. My right arm is in a sling and at the moment I can't move it at all. Who knows, hopefully it will heal over time. The other issue is that I still have blury / double vision that will take months to heal, hopefully. I had some heart surgery etc... but I don't like reliving all the rest so thats it for now.
Wgtn hospital were on average brilliant. Not bad food, nice room with window view. It was a little unpleasant having to loose all my dignity in terms of being washed etc... In total I think I was in hospital for almost 3 weeks and by the end was getting a little cabin fever![]()
I'll be recovering at home for quite a long time before I think about going back to work. I'm lucky to have such a great employer too, they came too see me in hospital and told my mum I can return whenever I want, for as long as I want! Thanks guys/gals
I'm sure there is more, which I can add later - but at the moment I get tired very quickly so I need to go lie down for a while now![]()
I'm also on a rather large list of medication so I'm glad I have my parents to help me out where neccessary.
Thanks again everyone, I appreciate it far beyond what words can express.
Regards,
David.
EDIT: Oh, thank you all those members of the public who stopped to help at the accident site. I'm very lucky the Ambulance was so close by, thanks to them too. And I've spokem to VTWIN many times since, but thanks again for helping at the scene. This was just "one of those things..." that happened.
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