A little support for someone many of us know please.......
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A little support for someone many of us know please.......
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Originally posted by buffyturbo
Every morning my hubby phones me when he gets to work around 8:15 ALWAYS no later than 8:30.......
N E way today i didnt get a call at all so i thought id phone Graham(hubby) so i did then a young lady answered...... i thought it was the secraterry at his work ,, i said hi jade..... she said its not jade its the PARAMEDIC my heart just dropped
Listen Graham has been involved in a serious road accident.. then i just jumped out of bed.. today he was taking his new motor bike to work... first time he ever driven it......... he had come off of it really badly ...... my heart thought the wost is he alive....
so i just rushed down the hospital and when i see him he looked herrific not even like my graham blood and bones every where he was in a resusatation room his arm is shattered and he had gone in to shock.... to see him lying there poor sod made me reaaly really sad.... he has shattered his arm badly damaged the top of his spine and broke his toes..... busted knuckles etc.. so so so so lucky to be alive..... to see him lying there with all those pipes heart monitors oxgen masks and god knows what on him was the biggeast shock of my life......
the give him lots of morpheen to numb his pain....
Basically what happened was he decided to go over th a13 flyover dagenham and his bike just died so he panniced as there was an artic lorry behind him changed gear the bike started and the front wheel just lifted up swung to the left and threw him off the bike flew up the fly over and he went in to the kerb
smashed his face and arm on it.....
lucky the lorry locked up and misssed him by inches other wise he wouldnt be here.........
He is a very lucky Man to be alive he will be in hospital a few months and not back to work till jan feb,,, all im saying is becarful on the roads ... i have had a really bad scar y day......
Every morning my hubby phones me when he gets to work around 8:15 ALWAYS no later than 8:30.......
N E way today i didnt get a call at all so i thought id phone Graham(hubby) so i did then a young lady answered...... i thought it was the secraterry at his work ,, i said hi jade..... she said its not jade its the PARAMEDIC my heart just dropped
Listen Graham has been involved in a serious road accident.. then i just jumped out of bed.. today he was taking his new motor bike to work... first time he ever driven it......... he had come off of it really badly ...... my heart thought the wost is he alive....
so i just rushed down the hospital and when i see him he looked herrific not even like my graham blood and bones every where he was in a resusatation room his arm is shattered and he had gone in to shock.... to see him lying there poor sod made me reaaly really sad.... he has shattered his arm badly damaged the top of his spine and broke his toes..... busted knuckles etc.. so so so so lucky to be alive..... to see him lying there with all those pipes heart monitors oxgen masks and god knows what on him was the biggeast shock of my life......
the give him lots of morpheen to numb his pain....
Basically what happened was he decided to go over th a13 flyover dagenham and his bike just died so he panniced as there was an artic lorry behind him changed gear the bike started and the front wheel just lifted up swung to the left and threw him off the bike flew up the fly over and he went in to the kerb
smashed his face and arm on it.....
lucky the lorry locked up and misssed him by inches other wise he wouldnt be here.........
He is a very lucky Man to be alive he will be in hospital a few months and not back to work till jan feb,,, all im saying is becarful on the roads ... i have had a really bad scar y day......
