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  1. 01-13-2007, 04:55 PM #1
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    That sounds really painful!!!
    Sending healing vibes....
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    I am so sorry to hear about your elbow. Heal quickly.
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    Sorry to hear this. I can empathize as I had a radial head fracture a few years ago. Sending healing thoughts to bikegoddess.
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    WOW! How scary. Breaking an elbow... must be very painful. I can't even imagine.

    Please send her my warmest thoughts and wishes for speedy recovery.
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    Thinking of you and sending vibes for a fast recovery.

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    Geez, I cringed when I read Cindy's post. Take care, BG, and know we're thinking of you.
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    Healing vibes & best wishes to you, Nancy!! Hope to see ya back on the road soon!

    Will you be able to ride by Cinderella Day??

    Take care & thanks Cindy for letting us know...
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    this is silver posting on mr.'s laptop.....

    sending prayers to bikegoddess.

    to bike goddess: take good care of yourself. I do hope that you recover quickly and are back on your bike soon.

    PS: how's her bike?
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    ouch! Take is easy and heal quickly!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    this is silver posting on mr.'s laptop.....
    PS: how's her bike?
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    Ouch! Sending healing thoughts your way, Bike Goddess! Glad you saved your jacket...gotta keep things in perspective, right??!!
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    BG -- Best wishes for a speedy recovery!! I fractured my radius a few years ago (wiped out ice skating). One bit of advice---move it as soon as you are able. A lot of folks have problems regaining range-of-motion after breaking elbows. Even though it hurt like the bejezuz, I made myself straighten, rotate, move the joint, as soon as possible. I wasn't in a cast, thank goodness, just a sling---it was a minor break.
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    I'm sorry to hear of your accident. Many healing vibes coming your way. Hope your elbow feels better soon. Jennifer
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    OH NO! heal quickly!!!!
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    doing fine- i replied on another thread!

    THANKS EVERYONE FOR YOUR KIND THOUGHTS AND SUPPORT. i am truly touched by it!
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