Bkn leg – help and assistance very much apprciated

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  • #136793

    glenn
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    That is really good news that you are home,, now get off your rse and start physio Louee is only 4 very short months away.

    what make of bike will you buy now you dont own a BMW1200 any more:P :P :P

    #136796

    shane
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    This makes me feel all warm(er) and gooey inside!

    If I were to be in your possie Aiden(sp?) I’d hope I was with some OBT’s.

    That TB bloke’s a deadset angel. (If there are angels like that in heaven when I get there I’m asking for a refund!!!:laugh: )

    Bastard of a way to get members to the site though!!!

    #136797

    Aidan Keough
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    Boony wrote:

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    That is really good news that you are home,, now get off your rse and start physio Louee is only 4 very short months away.

    what make of bike will you buy now you dont own a BMW1200 any more:P :P :P

    Start boot camp tomorrow.

    I think i’ll buy something that doesn’t adopt itself out when you turn your back :silly:

    #136817

    TB left cape york a couple of hours ago Aiden, hes due at my place in melbourne any minute now:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    a couple of pins and a plate, your name should be steve austen….stronger better, faster…we have the technology:laugh: :laugh:

    get well mate

    #136831

    G8 you got to go home – enjoy boot camp using left leg only I guess – cheers craig

    #136845

    Mick D
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    Craig H wrote:

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    G8 you got to go home – enjoy boot camp using left leg only I guess – cheers craig

    Who needs brakes anyhow??? As long as you can get a foot on the footpeg you’ll be right.
    I broke my fooT on november 19 and I was back on the trails Dec 19 and I am old and soft.

    #136846

    Greg
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    micknmeld wrote:

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    Craig H wrote:

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    G8 you got to go home – enjoy boot camp using left leg only I guess – cheers craig

    Who needs brakes anyhow??? As long as you can get a foot on the footpeg you’ll be right.
    I broke my fooT on november 19 and I was back on the trails Dec 19 and I am old and soft.

    ummm it wasnt broken remember Mick :P They thought it was broken remember how you carried on about missing the christmas party :laugh: It was sore bruised, tenon damage or something wasnt it exactly?

    TB

    #136849

    Mick D
    Member

    Nah MRI report says two broken bones + ligament damage.

    #136853

    Greg
    Member

    micknmeld wrote:

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    Nah MRI report says two broken bones + ligament damage.

    Ummmm I will get back to you, I am sure I have a PM here that said they ballsed it up, I must be losing the plot, still all that aside 4 weeks for broken bones for a 50 + year old :P

    Sorry back on thread now

    TB

    #136855

    Wayne
    Member

    The things some people do for a Helicopter ride!

    I hope the leg with the new 12″ plate modification is a little more solid than the ‘ragdoll’ model I saw on Sunday!

    It doesn’t take much to hurt yourself, that’s for sure. I punched a branch straight through my boot and into my leg last year. It was such an inocculus little incident. No excessive speed, no moment leading up to it…..just a BANG….then pain…..then a sloshy feeling in my boot. Then months and months until it was good enough to walk properly. So don’t beat yourself up about it…..Shit happens!

    Good on you TB and Chop. An at ease mind will help the body heal just that little bit faster.

    Hope to see you soon

    Crash
    (don’t ask)

    #136857

    Greg
    Member

    Crash was the guy that helped you track side, while the rest of us watched in amazement

    You are the man Crash

    TB

    #136858

    Dwayne O
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    Trailboss wrote:

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    Crash was the guy that helped you track side, while the rest of us watched in amazement

    You are the man Crash

    TB

    Yeah, What he said, you are the man;)

    Glad to see you are home so soon Aidan,
    Good to see you aren`t scared off the bike for good;)
    Good Luck man with the recovery etc,,,,,,,

    Eagle

    #136863

    Aidan Keough
    Member

    Crash thanks for helping me out and getting me into a comfortable position for the wait, oh and the drugs helped heaps too.B)

    Eagle you said how quickly i got home… I fought my way out of there today taking control of the ward and discharging myself, those places are not where you heal fast surrounded by very sick and dying people… as i somehow ended up in the neurology ward not the broken bones ward.

    #136865

    Greg
    Member

    I normally dont carry those panadeine fortes with me either, funny how things work out isn’t it ;)

    TB

    #136153

    Dwayne O
    Member

    Way to go mate, love ya workB)

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