i give up for a while...

Absolutely horrible. Must have been terrifying for your wife. Luckily, your 3-year-old is probably too young to get the seriousness of what happened. I hope you heal up quickly and completely. It sounds like your physical wounds will heal up nicely. Don't be surprised if it takes a bit longer to get your head straight.
 
unfortunately you get into accident and you will be okay soon.
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Intersection is always most dangerous even rider have the right of green light. In your case, the driver makes left turn not seeing you and probably you don't brake hard enough and pay attention your right.

when having my green light to go, I always wait a sec or two just make sure no red light violators cross my way and look both ways to see that I am clear to go. I do not like city riding nor HWY in traffic hours ... too many cars and they tailgate.

Let's face it, riding is taking a lot of chance, rider don't have protection. I always give drivers hard stares when they invade my space.
 
So sorry to hear this!

I've heard of people getting pretty gnarly road rash even with a jacket on. So many dumb drivers out there not paying attention. Get well soon

If you don't mind me asking what gear were you wearing and how did it hold up?
 
Randy B_imp said:
dlhmatt_imp said:
Guth_imp said:
dlhmatt_imp said:
Well boys as of Thursday i have happened upon some terrible luck.




Some stitches here and there, a couple fractured ribs at tops of my rib cage, road rash all over. All the pulled muscles. Been in the hospital since Thursday morning.




No i don't know how the bike is and i really couldn't care right now...
Glad that you're still around to worry about stuff other than your bike.

Heal well,
Guth
Glad that you're still around to worry about stuff other than your bike.

Heal well,
Guth
Yeah namely my wife and 3 year old son.






Randy B_imp said:

Yeah notice that solid white line she crossed when she changed lanes to hit me.
Sorry to hear about your misfortune, and wish you a speedy recovery. It appears that you will ultimately walk away without permanent damage and that is a blessing, for sure.

Did she right on red? Or, light change for you, as she ran a yellow?

Still all the road rash with full gear on? What brand and type? Think maybe we on the forum want to be sure we are not wearing the same! :huh:
 
Well poop. :( I hope you heal up soon, but those darn ribs take a good six months. Take it from someone that has busted a few of them. Bones do fine, but the soft tissue takes long while. Sucks.

And enjoy the sponge baths while you can get them......... :D
 
Sorry to hear of your accident but glad that you wil be 100% in time. You still have the things that matter most.
 
sorry for you to be victim of someone else's mistake!...sorry for your pain & suffering...but glad you are not worse off!!...glad you have wife/son for support!...hope for your satisfactory recovery...though it will be awhile/sometimes slog...keep steady on progressive betterment...lots better to look forward to...use patience!...keep spirits up, please!...& keep in touch, as is said!...as has been said...glad you can communicate & hope you get a "fair" settlement!!!
 
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DGShannon_imp said:
Randy B_imp said:
dlhmatt_imp said:
Guth_imp said:
dlhmatt_imp said:
Well boys as of Thursday i have happened upon some terrible luck.




Some stitches here and there, a couple fractured ribs at tops of my rib cage, road rash all over. All the pulled muscles. Been in the hospital since Thursday morning.




No i don't know how the bike is and i really couldn't care right now...
Glad that you're still around to worry about stuff other than your bike.

Heal well,
Guth
Glad that you're still around to worry about stuff other than your bike.

Heal well,
Guth
Yeah namely my wife and 3 year old son.






Randy B_imp said:

Yeah notice that solid white line she crossed when she changed lanes to hit me.
Sorry to hear about your misfortune, and wish you a speedy recovery. It appears that you will ultimately walk away without permanent damage and that is a blessing, for sure.

Did she right on red? Or, light change for you, as she ran a yellow?

Still all the road rash with full gear on? What brand and type? Think maybe we on the forum want to be sure we are not wearing the same! :huh:
dlhmatt_imp said:
Guth_imp said:
dlhmatt_imp said:
Well boys as of Thursday i have happened upon some terrible luck.




Some stitches here and there, a couple fractured ribs at tops of my rib cage, road rash all over. All the pulled muscles. Been in the hospital since Thursday morning.




No i don't know how the bike is and i really couldn't care right now...
Glad that you're still around to worry about stuff other than your bike.

Heal well,
Guth
Glad that you're still around to worry about stuff other than your bike.

Heal well,
Guth
Yeah namely my wife and 3 year old son.






Randy B_imp said:

Yeah notice that solid white line she crossed when she changed lanes to hit me.
Sorry to hear about your misfortune, and wish you a speedy recovery. It appears that you will ultimately walk away without permanent damage and that is a blessing, for sure.

Did she right on red? Or, light change for you, as she ran a yellow?

Still all the road rash with full gear on? What brand and type? Think maybe we on the forum want to be sure we are not wearing the same! :huh:
Yeah she made a right on red and cut me off i nailed the breaks but was still going faster than her. So like clock work as soon as i got close to her she changed lanes and smashed me.
I never said i was wearing gear. Just a 3/4 helmet with a flip down face shield.

Thanks for all the well wishes guys. I can't wait to get better and start working on my car again... i think I'll stick to roadsters for the wind in my hair kicks for a while
 
Feel better man and get back on that horse when you can.
 
cbdtran_imp said:
unfortunately you get into accident and you will be okay soon.
----

Intersection is always most dangerous even rider have the right of green light. In your case, the driver makes left turn not seeing you and probably you don't brake hard enough and pay attention your right.

when having my green light to go, I always wait a sec or two just make sure no red light violators cross my way and look both ways to see that I am clear to go. I do not like city riding nor HWY in traffic hours ... too many cars and they tailgate.

Let's face it, riding is taking a lot of chance, rider don't have protection. I always give drivers hard stares when they invade my space.
And there it is...metal and asphalt vs. meat and bone.

You can improve your odds
In numerous ways.
But when its your day
You're going to pay.

Get better soon!
 
Matt did you have the shield down?, or did it break off? Or ?
 
The ferret_imp said:
Matt did you have the shield down?, or did it break off? Or ?
dlhmatt_imp said:
The ferret_imp said:
Matt did you have the shield down?, or did it break off? Or ?
Shield down. But that cuss popped right off
OK, maybe I am missing something here. No expectation that a 3/4 helmet's flip down bug shield was going to matter (up or down) in an accident, was there?
 
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