10-08-2016, 11:22 AM
My wife received a letter saying that an insurance adjuster is coming to look at my bike on Monday. It came with a warning not to touch the bike in any way. They may offer us a check but we'll run it past the lawyer first before accepting. Takashi put together a spreadsheet of all the current mods. He is a true friend. We may not recoup anything beyond base value but the insurance company will be informed.
Therapy is going great and I'm finally adjusting to rehab living, racing the halls in a wheelchair. I'm looking to get out in a couple weeks. Then I need to wait another month or two before the doctors are comfortable that my pelvis is stabilized enough to complete final therapy and shed the wheelchair and walker.
Can't wait until 2017 and a fresh start. Thanks again to everyone for all your well wishes.
EDIT: I was surprised that the handlebar snapped off the way it did. Is this a common occurrence in moderately low speed accidents?
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Therapy is going great and I'm finally adjusting to rehab living, racing the halls in a wheelchair. I'm looking to get out in a couple weeks. Then I need to wait another month or two before the doctors are comfortable that my pelvis is stabilized enough to complete final therapy and shed the wheelchair and walker.
Can't wait until 2017 and a fresh start. Thanks again to everyone for all your well wishes.
EDIT: I was surprised that the handlebar snapped off the way it did. Is this a common occurrence in moderately low speed accidents?
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