My Favorite Ride (Miracles do Happen)

[Schnapps]

That's great. Any idea how Ian's holding up?

[53driver]

I received an email from Ed's friend Ian this morning. Ian said they removed the chest tube and extubating him off the vent last night. Ed is able to breath without assistance. That is GREAT news. I plan on seeing Ed tomorrow.

Excellent news. Still pushing the prayers....
Thanks for the updates.
Steve

[kjelders]

That's great. Any idea how Ian's holding up?

Ian is doing ok. He owns a business that is keeping him from coming down to see Ed and that is bothering him. Ian also told me he won't be riding for awhile until he can "get his head together." That is understandable.

[grendl]

Wow ! What a story. I echo all the sentiment expressed here and hope for a speedy recovery for all involved. Physically for the riders that were injured and mentally spiritually for those involved in this heroic rescue.
That is how TRUE riders act and a lesson to all.
Another lesson for us is stay within our limits on the road, stay alert and project possibilities out there. Sometimes it's out of the blue but a lot of times it is situation .
Most of my miles are in the canyons of Colorado. I enjoy my runs,sometimes too fast on them but I try to stay aware. every now and then the question pops up,what happens if you miss? I don't let that interrupt my fun and after all we are riding motorcycles,but I keep in mind if you miss the next stop is somewhere down the side of that canyon.
Have fun,I surely do, but be careful boyz and girlz.....
Kjeldkers, I know you weren't thinking of it, but Madame Karma has a few treats in store for you too Sir !