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  1. #1
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    Ths is most excellent! Find out where the Dr. lives and start riding by his house.

  2. #2
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    Way to go! You definitely are an inspiration! Thank the "No" Dr. for being so wrong! Bet you have really worked hard for this!
    It's all about the journey (my reason for riding slower)

  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by SouthernBelle View Post
    Find out where the Dr. lives and start riding by his house.
    Now that is a great idea!!
    "The bicycle was the first machine to redefine successfully the notion of what is feminine. The bicycle came to symbolize something very precious to women - their independence."—Sally Fox

  4. #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by SouthernBelle View Post
    Ths is most excellent! Find out where the Dr. lives and start riding by his house.
    Hey Jeannie - I will spring for a case of toilet paper. I'm sure KayTee (and maybe even Velobambina) will help!

    Dinner afterward?
    "When I'm on my bike I forget about things like age. I just have fun." Kathy Sessler

    2006 Independent Fabrication Custom Ti Crown Jewel (Road, though she has been known to go just about anywhere)/Specialized Jett

  5. #5
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    Good for you for coming out of this and riding again! My husband had similar injuries 4 years ago when he was knocked off his motorcycle and run over by a car... shattered pelvis, 3 back fractures, collapsed lung, etc. I'm very proud to say that you wouldn't know it ever happened unless you see the long scars running down both sides of his hips.

    For him, a big help was yoga. He had never done it before the accident, but I had for years and with my gentle encouragement, he gradually came around. Now he goes more often than I do. CranioSacral Therapy also helped a lot. It didn't hurt that he married a fabulous occupational therapist who happens to do therapeutic yoga and CranioSacral Therapy. For him the pelvic tightness and back weakness were tricky things to work out but slowly they shifted and he can now be found rock climbing with me or chasing me down on my bike with his inline race skates (can't seem to convince him to bike).

    Good luck and keep riding!!

  6. #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by IFjane View Post
    All - I received an email from jeannierides this morning. She and her SO had been away on a camping trip & she took her bike. For the first time since her accident (way back in....what was it? February???) Jeannie rode her bike - on the road!! In fact, she not only rode her bike once, but several times during the week for a total of 102 miles!!

    Is she amazing or what?? Jeannie says there are still issues with the saddle and whatnot, but she is BACK. Yippee!!!!
    WONDERFUL!! Go Jeannie!!!!

 

 

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