Thanks for all the support, JD from ILLCONDUCT
02-11-2005, 06:20 PM
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Thanks for all the support, JD from ILLCONDUCT
I broke my back 1 month ago. I am still in the Sheperd Center in doing alot of therapy. I am doing very well. I am having to learning how to walk again. Thank everone for all the support.
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02-11-2005, 06:50 PM
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Re: Thanks for all the support, JD from ILLCONDUCT
Originally Posted by JD1200
I broke my back 1 month ago. I am still in the Sheperd Center in doing alot of therapy. I am doing very well. I am having to learning how to walk again. Thank everone for all the support.
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damn man weren't you doing like no handed HCs or something? SICK. Anyway learning how to walk again, that doesn't sound easy? You getting on a bike anytime in the near future?
02-11-2005, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by forcefedfreak
damn man weren't you doing like no handed HCs or something? SICK. Anyway learning how to walk again, that doesn't sound easy? You getting on a bike anytime in the near future?
I was doin no handed highchairs and I was doin one handed 50-50's. I am going to do my best to get back on my bike. It is no fun learning how to walk again.
02-11-2005, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by JD1200
I was doin no handed highchairs and I was doin one handed 50-50's. I am going to do my best to get back on my bike. It is no fun learning how to walk again.
wow that is some crazy ish man. Anyway best of luck to you.
02-11-2005, 07:28 PM
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wow that is some crazy ish man. Anyway best of luck to you.
Thanks alot. Best of luck to all STUNTERS!!!
02-11-2005, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by RoadStainR6
Wow man, heal up quick. God's speed. Glad you're commin through. Best wishes on a quick return to 1 wheel!
Thank you! I am working hard!
02-11-2005, 09:07 PM
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no handed highchairs...man thats sick right there..i couldnt imagine learning to walk again,that must be tuff man. but have hope and you'll pick up another bike again.
02-12-2005, 06:59 AM
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JD I'm with you- I broke my back 3,5 year ago in a bike crash(I wasn't stunting in this time but pain after accident was the same...). I had long therapy, same as you said it wasn't funny to learn how to walk again. But now I'm riding again and doing preety good so I'm sure you'll be fine!
Worst thing for me was look on my parents faces when they came to hosipital firtst time and second look when I bought next bike and they saw me riding on it.
Keep it up...
Worst thing for me was look on my parents faces when they came to hosipital firtst time and second look when I bought next bike and they saw me riding on it.
Keep it up...
02-12-2005, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by doodle13245
no handed highchairs...man thats sick right there..i couldnt imagine learning to walk again,that must be tuff man. but have hope and you'll pick up another bike again.
I APPRECIATE THE SUPPORT. One handed highchairs were easier to learn than trying to walk again! It is a big challenge!
02-12-2005, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Maciek_Spidi
JD I'm with you- I broke my back 3,5 year ago in a bike crash(I wasn't stunting in this time but pain after accident was the same...). I had long therapy, same as you said it wasn't funny to learn how to walk again. But now I'm riding again and doing preety good so I'm sure you'll be fine!
Worst thing for me was look on my parents faces when they came to hosipital firtst time and second look when I bought next bike and they saw me riding on it.
Keep it up...
Worst thing for me was look on my parents faces when they came to hosipital firtst time and second look when I bought next bike and they saw me riding on it.
Keep it up...
02-12-2005, 11:41 AM
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I was very lucky... I don't know how to decribe it(I'm not very good in english).
I had broken 5th of those lower back bones and this was bad injury for whole life(I never won't be 100% OK again).
Lucky for me it wasn't necessary to operate it but I still have problems with it because it's still broken.
Especially when I sit a lot(for example at college or when I'm working with computer) the pain is annoying.
My doctor said they're not doing operation because I can live with it and if I'll be carefull. If nothing bad won't happen in my life I can live without operation.
They also said that I can't play any sports, that I can't ride bike cause it's dangerous and many other things...
Honestly I can't play for example basketball as hard as I was used to because when I jump it hurts a lot sometimes. I must be carefull when I lift some heavy things sometimes casue it can hurt a lot to.
But I never feel any pain when riding on sport bikes!
Ofcourse I affraid of the operation because they said that maybe nothing bad won't happen to me but they also said that some day it can f***d up without any special reason so operation will be necessary.
Doctor said that I wont' be walking normaly for about 2 or 3 months after I leave hospital...
I had a few months of rehabilitation after I leave hospital but month after I got back home from hospital i borrowed a bike from friend and was riding again. I was afrraid a little bit, sometimes it was even scarry but after few days riding on my new bike it was OK again.
Best wishes for you and don't give up!
I had broken 5th of those lower back bones and this was bad injury for whole life(I never won't be 100% OK again).
Lucky for me it wasn't necessary to operate it but I still have problems with it because it's still broken.
Especially when I sit a lot(for example at college or when I'm working with computer) the pain is annoying.
My doctor said they're not doing operation because I can live with it and if I'll be carefull. If nothing bad won't happen in my life I can live without operation.
They also said that I can't play any sports, that I can't ride bike cause it's dangerous and many other things...
Honestly I can't play for example basketball as hard as I was used to because when I jump it hurts a lot sometimes. I must be carefull when I lift some heavy things sometimes casue it can hurt a lot to.
But I never feel any pain when riding on sport bikes!
Ofcourse I affraid of the operation because they said that maybe nothing bad won't happen to me but they also said that some day it can f***d up without any special reason so operation will be necessary.
Doctor said that I wont' be walking normaly for about 2 or 3 months after I leave hospital...
I had a few months of rehabilitation after I leave hospital but month after I got back home from hospital i borrowed a bike from friend and was riding again. I was afrraid a little bit, sometimes it was even scarry but after few days riding on my new bike it was OK again.
Best wishes for you and don't give up!
02-12-2005, 02:18 PM
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Re: Thanks for all the support, JD from ILLCONDUCT
Originally Posted by JD1200
I broke my back 1 month ago. I am still in the Sheperd Center in doing alot of therapy. I am doing very well. I am having to learning how to walk again. Thank everone for all the support.
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Cant wait to see you back on the bike, pumping out vids!
02-12-2005, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike_3SicK6
GOOD luck on a speedy recovery bro! You guys had a vid out awhile back and were killing it! I feel you on the no hander highchairs, I flipped one about 5 days ago! Landed flat on my back/back of the head.. ***** serious!
Cant wait to see you back on the bike, pumping out vids!
Cant wait to see you back on the bike, pumping out vids!
Good to hear your doing better with the injury. You sound like you got a strong will power bro. You'll be running in no time.
02-13-2005, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by LayinLo
I just got some stickers in from illconduct.
I can't wait to rock them on the bike.
Good luck in a speedy recovery.
I can't wait to rock them on the bike.
Good luck in a speedy recovery.
Thanx man, I appreciate you rocking the stickers. Be safe!!
Keep it on 1 wheel!
