I was lucky tonight

[Headgardener]

Came home from an evening service at church tonight and realized that I had left my keys to lock the bike away in the flat, so I lent the bike against the garage door and set off to get them. Now I am an epiletic and during the short walk back of about 60 or 70 yards to get the keys I had a fit, but managed to stay on my feet (I think).
Got in the flat took my coat and shoes off, with some difficulty because I was just coming round, went upstairs and fell asleep on the settee. About an hour and a half later I suddenly remembered my bike was still outside so grabbed the keys and went to put it away half expecting it not to be there, but nobody had even touched it even the lights and computer were still attached. Couldn't believe my luck that no 'orrible little scrote had seen it and stolen it. Even my helmet and gloves which I had dropped when walking/staggering back were still there.

P.S. Sorry this is so long winded. HG

 

[darkstar]

wow that is lucky, was it clearly visible from the road??
May i ask what sets off you fits? Or is it nothing in particular? (sorry if it's too personal)

 

[bauldbairn]

Yes, extremely fortunate.

Sounds like you were lucky you didn't have the fit whilst on your bike!

 

[dav1d]

I was recently cycling to a shop, but unknown to me, on route, my mobile fell out of my pocket and landed near to the middle of the road: I heard something, but thought it was something off my bike, so checked the bike other and it was fine (I do check it before rides anyway though), so carried on. On the way back, I stopped to check the time on my mobile and realised it was missing. I retraced my route and found the phone, with the battery and back lying seperatly. I put it back together and it was fine. I was suprised it hadn't been run over!

 

[newbiebiker]

Came home from an evening service at church tonight

That's the reason why