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Well I made it home

Postby jimmyhamburger on Wed Jun 27, 2012 9:38 am

Thanks folks for your wishes and prayers. I'm home after a month. Not very strong and in a wheelchair for probably the rest of the year. But I'm home. Finally. It's really scary when you're trapped in a rehab facility 1500 miles away and they won't release you. It's good to be able to be here again!

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Re: Well I made it home

Postby RazzmatazzComics on Wed Jun 27, 2012 10:06 am

Welcome back. :beer:
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Postby dianealthea on Wed Jun 27, 2012 10:17 am

Jimmy, so glad you are home and back with us.

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Re: Well I made it home

Postby bennettoons on Wed Jun 27, 2012 10:52 am


Glad to hear you're back home, Jimmy.

I'd sure be interested to learn what happened to you, if you care to write about it.
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Re: Well I made it home

Postby stampcollecta on Wed Jun 27, 2012 11:12 am

I am glad you are back home. Get well soon James.
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Re: Well I made it home

Postby librarianc on Wed Jun 27, 2012 12:05 pm

Good news, Jimmy! At least now you are near your stamps.............a bit of a distraction has got to help the healing.

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Re: Well I made it home

Postby cocollectibles on Wed Jun 27, 2012 12:14 pm

:beer: Jimmy
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Postby michael78651 on Wed Jun 27, 2012 1:21 pm

Good to hear you're back home! Get healed up real soon.
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Re: Well I made it home

Postby keesindy on Wed Jun 27, 2012 2:19 pm

Welcome back! :clap:
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Re: Well I made it home

Postby jerbear722 on Wed Jun 27, 2012 3:08 pm

Glad you're back. :D

Appears you still have a lot of hard work (rehab) ahead of you. Hope all goes well!
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Postby noernberg on Wed Jun 27, 2012 6:26 pm

Glad to hear you're back, Jimmy! Welcome home!
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Re: Well I made it home

Postby RossStamps on Wed Jun 27, 2012 7:12 pm

Jimmy Welcome home,
I hope you find that your home and stamps are a great therapy and a distraction while healing, I know that stamps help me every day deal with chronic pain and SANITY-well pain anyway my sanity has always been in question!!!!!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Re: Well I made it home

Postby khj on Wed Jun 27, 2012 7:23 pm

Welcome home, Jimmy! Although it may take a while, I hope you make a complete recovery before Thanksgiving (if not earlier).

For the background thread -- http://www.bidstart.com/external.php?unread=&url=phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=69270
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Re: Well I made it home

Postby kingfox on Thu Jun 28, 2012 5:59 am

Glad you are back. :beer:
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Re: Well I made it home

Postby jimmyhamburger on Thu Jun 28, 2012 9:42 am

bennettoons wrote:
Glad to hear you're back home, Jimmy.

I'd sure be interested to learn what happened to you, if you care to write about it.



Well....
I was driving east on I-40. There was a car driving west carrying one of these metal trailers, like you'd carry yard-working material in, I'm horrible at telling dimensions. The trailer got loose and jumped over the median and hit us head-on. I was conscious to see the whole crash although it happened pretty quick. They got Linda out pretty easily, she had cuts and bruises and broken / fractured ribs I guess from the airbag and a solid black impression of the seatbelt on her body. They took her by ambulance to a local hospital ER where they looked her over and released her. Since they cut her clothes off of her, there she was in the middle of nowhere without even the clothes on her back. Fortunately a state trppoer chaplaian took pity and drove her to where I was staying, over 150 miles away.
Me, they had to cut me out using the famous jaws of life I guess, and I got a helicopter ride to the trauma center at the U of New Mexico. I was extremely lucky because the only serious injury was to my right leg, unlucky because it got smashed up pretty bad and a fractured ankle.. I had fractured or maybe just bruised ribs but they pretty much healed in a couple of weeks. No weight on my right leg until September........
I was out of touch for a little over a month and had to get a lawyer to facilitate getting me out of this rehab place because they wouldn't release me, and no medical transport would do the job of getting me home if I didn't get released. Of course I couoldn't walk more that 10 yards and had lost 30 pounds, but felt I would recuperate better at home. This rehab place was something out of an Alfred Hitchcock movie. I know it is a pretty much standard thing to not like a place like a rehab center, with the semi-private room, smelly roomie, crummy food, and the like, but that's where this place started to outshine the average place. The stories I couold tell...........I don't see an icon for scared, ao :thumbdown:
Well thank God and all other dieties I'm out of that place, and finally at my new home. I'm walking 2o yards, and my pot-belly will be back in no time.

Thanks for the opportunity to tell you all this, I'm told it is therapeutic. I am pretty much quit on buyimg stamps until my finances turn around, but I need something good to happen and will be buying something here pretty soon.

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