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Post by GSlady 19th August 2008, 09:23

FYI: 3½ months after the cow incident in Moz, screws might do the trick to help the scaphoid fracture to heal.. off to hospital soon.. and off my bike for another 8 weeks! No
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Post by JR 19th August 2008, 09:29

Hang in there.

Hospitals and operations are not good under the best of circumstances.

Hope you heel up real soon.

"off the bike for another 8 weeks"...... Crying or Very sad now this one, she is very bad news
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Post by DaveS 19th August 2008, 09:30

Good luck with the op - hope it heals up soon! sunny
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Post by szalek 19th August 2008, 10:09

Good luck with the Op.- We'll miss you on the road.
Pillion will be the next option.

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Post by 2UP4ADV 19th August 2008, 10:13

All the best with the op and hope it all goes well. Before you know it you will be back on your feet and rarin' to hit the trails again!
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Post by Sias 19th August 2008, 12:49

Able to ride your bike 8 weeks goes by so fast, but unable to ride 8 weeks is a loooooooooooong time!Crying or Very sad But the re-appreciation for your bike after 8 weeks will be something else!bounce cheers Laughing

All the best with the operation. I’m sure it will go well!
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Post by LeRoy Olivier 19th August 2008, 13:24

Agree with all - 8 weeks might seem long - but time does go by and before you know it you will be back on the wheels again. Sterkte en Voorspoed.
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Post by Henk 19th August 2008, 13:30

Get well soon and the op is not a reason not to be on the forum. Maybe we must get a chaufeer with a sidecar?
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Post by Corlia 19th August 2008, 16:21

Good luck with the operation! Hope everything goes well and that you will soon be back on your bike! sunny flower
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Post by Mermaid 19th August 2008, 18:39

Dani

Strongs for the opp, will be thinking of you. Keep us updated. SmileyCentral.com
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Post by Andre 19th August 2008, 18:49

Yes Dani, I want to echo everything said. I am sure the op will be a great success and before you know it you will be on the road again. All the best, we will miss you flower
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Post by Gerrit 20th August 2008, 07:45

Good luck with the op and get well (and back on 2 wheels) soon!!
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Post by GSlady 20th August 2008, 21:13

Hi my dear friends
Thanks for the good wishes ... pale
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Post by tj 20th August 2008, 21:39

Good luck, Dani.

But you will obviously not be gone for 8 wks? You still can type cleverly well with one hand!

Will be taking my bike tomorrow for a ride after 10 days rest. Also had a little op in the left hand a week ago. Funny how one misses the use of a thumb when there is a problem. Couldn't even operate the speedo cruise on the RT.

Now it's OK again
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Post by GSlady 21st August 2008, 10:25

Oh I'm here.. alive and kicking, typing with lefty.. and much better than yesterday, thanks!
Good to hear you're ok tj.
At least you guys n girls keep the forum interesting and there is always something new to read.. thanks! bounce
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Post by JR 21st August 2008, 11:13

the op over then?

hope all is well......fully bionoc now, better than before.

On the bright side, "statistics" show, in those 1 in 5 000 000 chance of hitting the tie down of a cow, metal is much more resistant than bone Laughing
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Post by DaveS 21st August 2008, 12:03

Glad to hear it went OK!!
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Post by Henk 21st August 2008, 13:12

Welcome back Lets hope you are back on the bike real soon
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Post by GSlady 26th September 2008, 15:37

5 months of discomfort, but finally the cast is off!!
Hand is weak but ready to ride!
- and my normal glove will fit again!
bounce cheers bounce cheers
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Post by Andre 26th September 2008, 15:47

Great news Dani but take it easy, don't do the GS Challenge just yet Very Happy
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