With surgery on Tuesday to piece together his collarbone that is now in 5 pieces and a potential 6 month recovery, I may as well throw out my honey do list. Now I'm doing everything.
But that's ok. It could have been so much worse.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
And He Walked Away
With surgery on Tuesday to piece together his collarbone that is now in 5 pieces and a potential 6 month recovery, I may as well throw out my honey do list. Now I'm doing everything.
But that's ok. It could have been so much worse.
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As the wife of truck driver I understand no worries about the honey do list and how blessed he was to only have the injuries he has. So happy he is okay.
By the looks of the truck, he is very lucky. And very lucky no one else was involved. Hope he has a speedy recovery, put the honey do list on the back burrner. As always this is the type of thing no one needs added to their plate, but once again nothing is so bad it could not be worse. Take care.
Oh Wendy, I am sending good healing thoughts for you both. I've been thinking about you a lot this past week, and now I understand why!
Healing takes its own time and pace, so call up your patience reserves. The to-do lists will be there when all is said and done.
Lucky stars and angels were all busy last Monday.
xxx
His skill at handling that rig is what kept him and those around him alive. So, not just luck, I think. Healing thoughts going your way.
Oh my (insert string of adjectives here)!! Skill & luck bring tears to my eyes. Heal soonest Hubby!
I kept looking at your blog and hoping nothing too dire had kept you from appearing. That truck looks dire, all right. Will say a prayer of thanks that the honey-do list will resume, in time.
Oh, my! Angels were indeed at work! The Goatmother and Goatfather just had a chance meeting with a deer on the highway coming home from the Goatmother's radiation treatment. It totaled the car. Thankfully the angels were at work there, too, and no one was hurt except the car and, unfortunately, the deer. :( Sending healing thoughts to hubby and strength to you to manage through doing it all.
Yikes! Wow, I'm so glad he's okay. That is one seriously scary looking photo. Hope the surgery goes well and he's on the mend soon.
Hi Wendy,
Been missing your blog, its been months since you updated us. I read the local news about the truck crash, had no idea your husband was in the truck! Thank goodness he is ok! Take care of yourself and hubby!
Luvs, Terry MDX
Oh,my. having been part of an accident (with a drunk driver) that should have killed me, and 4 years in recovery, God bless!!!
Wow!!!!! He sure had an angel on his shoulder that day! Im glad it was worse. Like you said, the honey do list can wait.
I meant wasnt worse.... Hanging my head in embarassment.
Your husband and You are very fortunate! So glad it wasn't worse, but sure hope the recovery goes quickly. 6 months sounds like a long time, but isn't it shocking how fast time flies! So glad everything that counts is on the mend!
Oh my goodness. That is very scary. I'm glad his injuries weren't worse and he was able to prevent injuries to others. Hope he recovers quickly.
Hi Wendy, I hadn't been online for a long time and finally a couple weeks ago saw this post about your husbands truck wreck. I've been wanting to send you a note to say how glad I am that nothing more serious happened, it doesn't look like he could have walked away from the picture. Wow, Angels at work, Hang in there!
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