MojoGuzzi
Well-known member
Wishing for a speedy and as-pain-free-as-possible recovery
Rider down - Frushlorton - on the way home from EOM 2015
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Wine Guy
More throttle, less brake
Sending positive thoughts out there for Steve and his family. I'm looking forward to hearing he is on the mend as quick as possible.
rogdeb
Scouser
Oh Jeez, I hate to hear of these crashes.
Glad Steve's out of ICU and in gen pop. Hoping for a full and speedy recovery.
Good thoughts, times two, are heading his way.
Rog n Deb
Glad Steve's out of ICU and in gen pop. Hoping for a full and speedy recovery.
Good thoughts, times two, are heading his way.
Rog n Deb
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wheatonFJR
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Hornet Pilot
Viper Pilot
Get well soon buddy!
Greg E.
Well-known member
Sorry to hear of Steve's accident. Glad to hear that he is recovering. Good thoughts and prayers from Northern New York.
Top_Speed1
Panama Canal Crosser
Hopes and prayers are w Steve and his family.
Get well soon and the very best for a speedy full recovery.
Get well soon and the very best for a speedy full recovery.
extrememarine
Well-known member
Update on Steve.
Stephanie Myers posted a new journal entry, "Dad's new room has a view!".
6 minutes ago
Dad got moved up to his new room! Up here on the 5th floor he has a wonderful view tree tops, part of Mary Washington University and the American flag.
Hopefully he will be in this room until they let him go home. We met the new nurses, and they seem very nice.
Dad has been sitting up all morning which had been helping him to breath a little better.
As we were moving to this room dad noticed a new pain in his right arm, they calling for some x-rays so we should hopefully know soon.
Dad is still in a lot of pain, but he is doing what he does best and making sure that everyone around him is doing well. He is already well known and loved by the hospital staff. I even had one of his doctors tell me that he was a special man, and they enjoyed taking care of him.
Dad is making the best of the situation, he actually just got done making up a little song about his injuries.
The new room is up on the 5th floor of Mary Washington Hospital. He is in room 5073 visitors are welcome.
Again, thank you for your continued support.
Stephanie Myers posted a new journal entry, "Dad's new room has a view!".
6 minutes ago
Dad got moved up to his new room! Up here on the 5th floor he has a wonderful view tree tops, part of Mary Washington University and the American flag.
Hopefully he will be in this room until they let him go home. We met the new nurses, and they seem very nice.
Dad has been sitting up all morning which had been helping him to breath a little better.
As we were moving to this room dad noticed a new pain in his right arm, they calling for some x-rays so we should hopefully know soon.
Dad is still in a lot of pain, but he is doing what he does best and making sure that everyone around him is doing well. He is already well known and loved by the hospital staff. I even had one of his doctors tell me that he was a special man, and they enjoyed taking care of him.
Dad is making the best of the situation, he actually just got done making up a little song about his injuries.
The new room is up on the 5th floor of Mary Washington Hospital. He is in room 5073 visitors are welcome.
Again, thank you for your continued support.
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HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Dammit. I hate hearing this stuff. I hope his recovery is fast and complete. The good blood tests are a good sign.
Good job Bob, stepping in to help!!
Good job Bob, stepping in to help!!
Steel_Gin
Well-known member
I've been to only two events yet the thought "I hope everyone makes it safely" crosses my mind while traveling too and from a few times. Gut wrenching to hear about the accident.
Thoughts and prayers going Steve's way!!
Thoughts and prayers going Steve's way!!
DirtFighter
Member
Steve and family have my prayers! From what I read so far seems he is making progress. You will be back in the saddle in no time
Burnspot
Who Me?
Well done Bob!
Again, wishing Steve a speedy and complete recovery!
Again, wishing Steve a speedy and complete recovery!
fjrbird
Well-known member
Speedy recovery Steve!
bluesdog
Well-known member
Hoping for a complete and speedy recovery.
BTW, busted up, in hospital, and the dude composes a song about it. Respect!
BTW, busted up, in hospital, and the dude composes a song about it. Respect!
chivvalry
Well-known member
Very sorry to hear about the accident... but very happy to hear that he is already in good spirits and recovery looks good!!!
SacramentoMike
Not Safe For Work
This is the worst part about the FJR Forum. And the best. We hear about awful things happening, but then we all rally around, at least in spirit. Never met you, Steve. Good chance I never will, but you're one of "us," as we all are here. Brothers and sisters. Family. We all feel your pain in some way and share the hopes of a fast and complete recovery. I'm so glad we ALL have "us" for that support, if we ever need it, and I'm sorry it has to be you this time, Steve. I wish you smooth sailing.
Mr Bill
Old Dog
Is this Steve the new guy?
Retired air force with 25 years service?
Retired air force with 25 years service?
JSaul
Well-known member
Sorry to hear of Steve's accident. Best of luck and wishing Steve a speedy recovery.
cota95
RI Beach Pop
Sorry to near of his accident and hoping for a speedy recovery.
