Life can change pretty quick.
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That's one heck of a story! Prayers and best wishes for you.
Just surviving, blacking out and driving off the road at high speed,
down into a river bed and surviving makes you one very lucky and blessed, person!!
The man upstairs is watching over you and making sure the Doctors put you back together again, for many more days to come.
Get well and I hope that your body heals correctly, to where you can be back to normal again and get back to your "Normal" chores ? !
We all love what you have done to your truck.
I sold my old 47 Plymouth to my wife's brother last year, to fix up,
that lives in Greenwich, Utah.
Get well and I will let you know when the 47 hits the road with it's make over.
down into a river bed and surviving makes you one very lucky and blessed, person!!
The man upstairs is watching over you and making sure the Doctors put you back together again, for many more days to come.
Get well and I hope that your body heals correctly, to where you can be back to normal again and get back to your "Normal" chores ? !
We all love what you have done to your truck.
I sold my old 47 Plymouth to my wife's brother last year, to fix up,
that lives in Greenwich, Utah.
Get well and I will let you know when the 47 hits the road with it's make over.
Thank you, I don't live all that far from Greenwich, about 55 miles is all.
My old truck has been a pretty fun project.
I think your doing great, keep on the positive side and turn them lemons into lemonade. Pity those that have not had their metal tested by adversity.
JJEH
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Thank God you are alive, this could have been a real disaster. Glad you live to tell the tale. I hope you have a speedy- and full recovery!
You have been living.....
... an eventful life. At least you have plenty of ammo.
... an eventful life. At least you have plenty of ammo.
Thanks for posting, Rubi. Glad that you're on the mend. -S2
Holy cow - just ran across this account of your mishap! Wishing you all the best for a speedy recovery. You're an amazing guy.
John
John
when a younger buck, an older man once gave me the most imporant piece of advice possible..."the only thing in life you can control is how you react to what happens to you"
Thank you. Its been an adventure for sure but so far I'm the one who's wining.
ancient-one
US Veteran
The man up above is watching over you. The cancers that you have have had and then this accident. May he continue to have you in his sights.
March 8th.
Today, April 9th.
Easter Sunday and I'm feeling pretty grateful.
We had another beautiful day here with temps reaching into the upper 60s.
Nicest weather in months.
I gave both vehicles a bath and had dinner with close friends.
Leg of lamb, first time for me.
I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter Sunday.
And I am extremely grateful for where I am today.
Today was another beautiful day.
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