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  1. #1
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    Jul 2007
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    Oh my! I'm so sorry to hear about your accident. I would get a lawyer too. Most of all, take care of you. I understand about the stress of being out there after something like that. Take it easy, and it's okay to be scared. Just do what you are comfortable with. I'm sorry to hear about your bike - I hope she's okay.

  2. #2
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    THanks everyone - your advice and support mean a lot! I have contacted an attorney and already feel relieved about not having to deal with the insurance companies directly. However I am a little worried about the anxiety I feel about getting back on the bike. I haven't been out since it happend - because of injuries and because the bike is still at the bike shop waiting to be repaired. I am just hoping that by the time the dust settles I will be ready to ride again mentally.

  3. #3
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    Jun 2006
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    This may sound very new age-y, but I'd smudge the bike when I got it back from the shop, to cleanse the bad vibes.

  4. #4
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    Nov 2007
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sunflwrgrl5 View Post
    THanks everyone - your advice and support mean a lot! I have contacted an attorney and already feel relieved about not having to deal with the insurance companies directly. However I am a little worried about the anxiety I feel about getting back on the bike. I haven't been out since it happend - because of injuries and because the bike is still at the bike shop waiting to be repaired. I am just hoping that by the time the dust settles I will be ready to ride again mentally.
    I felt the same way after my accident. You might try riding where you would feel the most comfortable, especially initially; bike trails if you have them available, or less busy streets. It will help, or it did me. For a while, I put my bike in the car and drove to a less busy area where there was a lot less traffic, that helped.

    Just try to be patient with yourself, it may take some time.
    "It is never too late to be what you might have been."

    http://www.loveofbikes.com

 

 

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