Hi honey, I'm home..... Skolly returns.

[Deleted member 1258]

Welcome back.

 

[Wobblers]

Ahhh, bliss! Discharged from hospital, home, showered and waiting for a take-a-way curry. Life is looking good

Feeling lucky to have been in such a massive crash, suffered such serious injuries and to walk away from hospital in less than 72hrs.

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Be warned, I will likely be around on the forum posting even more nonsense than usual!

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Glad to hear that you're back home after those injuries. Enjoy your curry!

 

[Slick]

Great news, I hope you enjoyed that curry and your already healing well.

 

[Saluki]

Glad you are home. Hope that curry was wonderful

 

[Reynard]

Glad to see you back @I like Skol

Bon appetit, and hope you mend soon xxx

 

[Nigeyy]

Didn't know you'd been an accident, sorry to hear that. Have a nice curry and a rest and hope you are healing well. Best wishes from across the pond.

 

[cosmicbike]

Had to go digging for the details, hopefully it gets sorted the right way. GWS

 

[Oldbloke]

Good news Skolly, GWS!

 

[nickyboy]

Hi Skolly, I knew nothing about your accident. What happened? Seems like everyone else knows,is there a thread somewhere

Sounds nasty but you're a big tough northerner so I'm sure you'll be fine. Get well soon

 

[13 rider]

@nickyboy details start here
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/tales-from-todays-commute.105055/page-1742

 

[I like Skol]

Morning world.

Thanks for all the messages, they are very much appreciated.
Still a long way to go physically. The nights are the worst, head starts aching once I lie down. Head trauma specialist said this is normal for my injury and could continue for a few weeks
Also get back ache after a while because I have to lie flat on my back with my neck brace on. After a few hours this gets very uncomfortable. Really looking forward to the day I can lie on my side again but also sure I will be sh!t scared to do so in case anything goes crunch!

This mornings painkillers are kicking in now so feeling much better after having a coffee while sat up in bed. Wife and kids are being brilliant.

Watching the news, stay warm and safe people

 

[Slick]

Morning world.

Thanks for all the messages, they are very much appreciated.
Still a long way to go physically. The nights are the worst, head starts aching once I lie down. Head trauma specialist said this is normal for my injury and could continue for a few weeks
Also get back ache after a while because I have to lie flat on my back with my neck brace on. After a few hours this gets very uncomfortable. Really looking forward to the day I can lie on my side again but also sure I will be sh!t scared to do so in case anything goes crunch!

This mornings painkillers are kicking in now so feeling much better after having a coffee while sat up in bed. Wife and kids are being brilliant.

Watching the news, stay warm and safe people

Sounds like a long day, I was going to add keep your chin up, but I'm afraid to in case anything goes crunch.

Hopefully your painkillers work fast and are long lasting.

 

[postman]

Keep warm rest and if you need owt give us all a nod.

 

[Crackle]

My fractured skull was OK after a few weeks but I did suffer with dizzy spells and up and down blood pressure on occasion for about twelve months. I was told that this was to be expected and it would resolve. We're all different but be prepared just in case.

 

[roadrash]

@I like Skol I found sleeping difficult with the neck brace on , I hate lying flat on my back, I bought one of these bed back rest things for about £20 from a local disability place and slept propped up, your welcome to it if you want to try it.