7:26pm Lisa will undergo another surgery tomorrow to clean the wound again and to allow Grant Hospital doctor's to examine her leg for themselves. You may want to call the hospital before coming to visit to ensure she is not in surgery, or resting. Also, she may be moved to another room soon. The blog messages keep her connected to you, so don't hesitate to send as many as you like. Your patience and continued prayers are appreciated.
Major Lisa Taylor is at Grant Hospital in room 705A on the 7th floor.
The following are the visiting hours:
9am - 11am
2pm - 5pm
8pm - 9pm
Visitors should be limited to 2-3 people at one time.
the long-awaited picture of the "sissy cat"
the beginning of "deals gap" or "the dragon's tail," near townsend, tennessee
the same helmet that saved my noggin on friday the thirteenth!
celebrating my birthday with friends at thurman's cafe
lisa riding the chicken!!!!
my sis, terry and me
uh, oh!!!
amy and chrissy
john p. walenciej's skid marks
my beautiful yamaha roadstar 1600
Lisa Taylor
Blessings!
gettin' ready for a day's ride in tennessee
mary tackling the big chopper in maggie valley, NC
mary's big fall onto the boulders of clingman's dome
rays of Heaven shining down on my beloved roadstar!!
trish getting ready to ride a big wheelie!
elzie monitoring the nonsense in tennessee
mary and me enjoying a cup 'o joe in tennessee
di and me trying to hold the old man up...lol
the "cold crew" at clingman's dome, TN
supporting the holcomb/risner ride, 2007
BGS 2007
sue rance-locke and me at buckeye girl's state
38 comments:
Lisa (Major), it is great to have you back home among family and friends. They need to empty the adjacent rooms and knock down the walls to accommodate the onslaught of visitors. Perhaps rou should have reserved the entire floor. The healing is underway, body mind, and soul. The second two were not were not affected, you already had them in order. God bless.
Mike and Sandy Stein
Congradulations You're Home!! We love ya and are thinking of you, praying for you everyday, let us know if you get sick of Ohio's weather. Love Coz' Boo xoxo
Major,
I was going to come over after work and see you, but I have been told that the parking garage is already filling up and they are blocking off streets. Soon you will have your own Billboard girl !!!!
What until you are up to reading the BLOG comments - you will be busy for a year. I am so thankful that this was set up, its a great communication line for all of us that truly love you dear !!
Let me know if you want me to stop by Phillips Coney Island/with a side of Rolaids on the way to see you at Grant. LOL !!!!
Lisa,So glad your are home and on you way to recovering! We knew you were a tough lady and Thank God you are! While we would love to see you we will wait a few days till you get settled in..let us know if we can do anyting for you or your dad,anything...The Gang at
Capital City MC
Major, very glad to hear that you are back in the Buckeye State. We are very sorry to hear of your accident and we are all praying for a fast recovery.
Your friends in Chardon, Post 28
Major Taylor, I've never had a MC crash, but I have had a few on a bicycle. I you had asked, I would have told you the "landing" really hurts! I've been praying for you , and trust you will have a full recovery. In the meantime, you will need to pull on your strength that got you through the 114 Academy Class.
P.S. I noticed when I checked your Class number that you were "born" the year I graduated from high school. Hummmmm. Hang in there, I know with God's help, you have the strength to get through this challenge! Take care, Jean Myers, retired OSHP Van Wert
Hey Major,
I knew that you were getting tired with school, and needed time off, but couldn't you have thought of a better way get away from all of your homework???
Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Will see you soon.
Major,
We thought that we would drop you a line from friends is D-9. We are glad to hear you are back in the Buckeye and that your recovery is doing well.
You may not remember, but several years ago you gave an older woman a ride on your motorcycle at the Ironton McDonalds. She was a friend and she was very concerned when she heard the news. She wanted me to make sure that I told you that you were in her thoughts and prayers.
You will also be in my families thoughts and prayers. Take Care
Chris, Tracy, Lexi and Drew Smith
Ironton Post
Awesome news that you are back in the Buckeye state! We will continue to keep you, Mary and your families in our prayers for healing. Sending you a smile :-)
Tom and Brigette
Glad to have you near all of us.
Many have been asking about you and are praying for sure. If anyone can fight thru this you are the one ! Will fight the crowd to get over and visit in the near future.
Chuck & Kathy Milam
Lisa, what great news that you are back and close to home! I'm sure you will be overwhelmed with visitors, and I know that you will tire easily, so I'll wait a bit to come and see you. Know that you and Mary are both in my thoughts and prayers and that all your friends and loved ones are glad to have you with us still. I know we all look forward to having you up and about in the near future. May God bless you and Mary and your families each and every day as you recover. :-) Cindy Kollin
Welcome home. I know you were wanting some of that Grant Hospital food when I was in there, but come on this is a little extreme don't ya think, besides it was nothing to write home about. We love ya and are thinking about you everyday. Keep your head high, remember everyday is a new day with new strides. Take some of your own advice to me, take care of you now, and let everyone else be there for you also. Take care and we will see you very soon.
Jason, Glenda, Lane, and Jayden
Woodgeard
Major: glad to hear that you are back in "Buckeye Town" you are closer to being home and closer to your family and friends.Everyone is still thinking of you and praying for your speedy recovery. Take care hope to see you soon
Kelley & Glenna Williams
Major,
I’ve been reading your blog comments and have come to three conclusions:
1. God is good.
2. Motorcycle crashes stink.
3. You have many people that love you and are praying for you.
Praying for a speedy recovery, wisdom for your doctors, and no pain!
Many thanks to the person that keeps us updated : )
Take care,
Laura Mourne
You don't know me and may not know any of the members of our groups. But I think I can speak for everyone in the Free Motorcycle Riders and Harley Riders of Ohio when I say; we are praying for your complete and speedy recovery. God bless you and your family.
Hello Lisa!! It's Stori, Hope you are doing as well as you can be. The girls at Great Clips are keeping you in their thoughts. I knew you would find a way out of doing more homework!!!! Take Care call the shop if you can.
From Dan Hewitt of the Hi-Point M/C in Bellefontaine, Ohio. Our prayers are with you.
Dan Hewitt
Former U1372 of Post 46
92nd Academy Class 1971.
Good evening Major, as I read the blogs through all of the events since the crash last Friday, it all seems so surreal. It is so hard to believe that you are going through all of this!!
Just a little more than a week ago we were sitting at the Rice Bowl eating lunch before you were to go on vacation.
I was giving you a hard time as usual (not that I would do such a thing) and I wished you a good vacation.
If I only knew.
I hope that you are resting easy tonight and that some of the pain is ceasing. I just wish that you didn't have to go through aother surgery so soon.
Keep thinking that you will be better soon and that we are all here to help you get through this no matter how long it takes !!!!
Love ya and I will see you this weekend. Remember no sheetie, no eatie!!!!
Lisa - you gave us quite a scare. I've been keeping you and Mary in my prayers. Sounds like you have a line of visitors waiting to see you. maybe you can start one of those "number systems". I'll be up to see you as soon as you're up to it. miss you as always.
Ginny Higginbotham
Greetings from California
Dear Lisa and Mary,
I finally read some of my e-mails today and saw the message from Laura, via a forward from Robin and Lynette about your accident...wow...Scottie and I were both shocked to find that you were both injured..we're so glad that Mary was not injured as badly and that you seem to be recoverying well...I can't begin to understand the pain and frustration that you both must be going through...please know that you will be in our thoughts and prayers as you go through this healing process...you and Mary are both welcome to come stay with us while you recover...take care our friend...Dolly and Scottie (IAWP Buddies)
I know you were looking for a way to get out of doing the team project for FINA 730, but did you have to do it this way?! You certainly deserve points for the most creative excuse for not turning in your homework.
Seriouly, I am relieved to know you are OK and that you're back in Columbus. I plan to stop by sometime this weekend for a visit. Let me know if you'd like me to bring you any contraband. Hospital food is notoriously less than appetizing.
God bless you can keep you in the palm of His hand. See you soon!
Suzanne McCann
Welcome HOME, Lisa. I'm sure it's a relief to be back near old friends, and I'm sure the new friends you made in the Mountain State will be happy you made it safely. Get some rest. All that back seat driving from WV to Columbus must have been exhausting!
Mike Hunter
PS Connie says "HI".
Hi Lisa, was saddened to hear about the accident. I'm happy to know that you are being well looked after and everyday that passes will be one step closer to your full recovery. My thoughts and prayers are with you and with Mary.
Take Care Lisa.
cheers,
Joan Beare
Namibia, Africa
(Jan Beare's sister)
Good Morning Major-Glad to hear you made it safely back to Ohio. You are on the road to recovery. Hang in there, happy thoughts. You are in so many of our thoughts. Bet you never imagined you had so many fans huh? What a way to figure that out-:) Keep your chin up "Troop"!
Prayers from Cape Coral!!
Leslie
Good morning Major, time to get up and show the world what you are made of girl !! Another surgery today - piece o' cake :-)
I am certain that you trust the doctors and that you are getting excellent care. The best for the best!!!!!
I am biting at the bit to come over there and see you, just trying to stay out of the way, but you had better be ready as I will be there tomorrow. Probably have to arrive at 4a, take a number and wait couple of hours to see you. It will be well worth the wait.
ok, gotta go, someone has to do your work while you are gone, geezz. LOVE YA GIRL, KEEP YOUR HEAD AND SPIRITS HIGH !!! (we will all make sure of that) - Hey any cute doctors over there?? LOL !!!!
It's great to have you back "home". When I heard you were heading home I became a little disgruntled that I had no excuse to take Thursday and Friday off to visit you down south:) You are in the best of hands (grant) when it comes to reconstructive work. They did all the work on Ben's elbow. They truly have God's backing. I know with their skill, your determination and all the prayers, you will persevere. I will see you soon. It might not be right away because I have heard that the bill to cover crowd control for all your visitors is coming close to exceeding the bill for the stolen backup tape.:) Since I know you are missing your daily quotes from our favorite web site I will be sending them to you.
" THE CROWD GIVES THE LEADER NEW STRENGTH"
Evenius
Love to you and yours,
See you soon
Ty
Major Taylor,
Welcome back to Ohio! We wanted you to know you’ve been in our thoughts since we received news of your crash last week. We are glad you are on the road to recovery and we are rooting you on every step of the way!
All our best to you. Stay strong and positive, as it will do wonders as you heal.
We hope to visit you soon, and we promise we won’t bring a finance textbook to you as “entertaining” reading material. (Hee, hee!)
Best wishes,
Tony & Lainie
“The greatest healing therapy is friendship and love.”
--Hubert H. Humphrey
Lisa,
We're so glad your back in the Buckeye State as I'm sure you are too. Our prayers are with you daily.
Love & Blessings,
Gary,Lynn and Laura
Hi Lisa,
Glad you're back in Ohio as I'm sure you are too. You are a very special lady and this is evident by the many comments posted. Take care and say hello to Mary for me. God bless you both! Kathy Imhoff
Major Lisa,
If God brings you to it, He will bring you through it.
Happy moments, praise God.
Difficult moments, seek God.
Quiet moments, worship God.
Painful moments, trust God.
Thinking of you.
Patty
Lisa,
We're so glad to hear you are improving and are back in Ohio.
Stay strong, with all the prayers being said for you from all your friends and loved ones I know you will get thru this. It is just awesome reading all the words of encouragement. God bless you and keep you during your recovery.
Bob & Mildred Brooks
Major Lisa, Just heard they moved you to a private room. I wondered about the poor schmuck who had to share a room with you when all your fans started filing in there. That person wouldn't get a minute's rest. So now that you have your own room, your peeps can come in droves....it is obvious that so many of us want to come and see you to give you words of encouragement face-to-face and squeeze your hand and show you our respect and love. Hope to see you next week. You are in my thoughts many times each day.
Major, so sorry to hear about your accident. I hope you are up and around very soon. I'm sure you know many prayers have already been said, and that alone is going to get you back on your feet much sooner than you anticipate. God Bless You!!!
Mike Vansuch
I find myself thinking about you, mary, and the crash way too often.
I hope you kow we miss you and wish we could be there. Keep your chin up.
Laura
Beth Lavin (the Region 9 Co-ordinator and the Director for the 47th Conference) sent me an email to pass along. Their thoughts and prayers are with you both.
Laura
Good Afternoon Lisa,
"Dr. Ruth" here! Just wanted you to know that you're in my thoughts and prayers and you're on the prayer list at my church. I miss your smiling face and our little talks. I'm still looking forward to the motorcycle ride you promised me one of these days! May the Lord keep you in His special care each day and help you get stronger every day:)
With Love & Prayers,
Your friend Nancy Highfield
Dear Major Taylor -
I am thinking of you every day and am glad to hear that you're back home. I feel better knowing that because you are so strong, this injury doesn't have a chance against you. I'm rooting for you - stay strong!
Sincerely, Maureen Grandon a.k.a. SCOOTER TRASH!
Lisa,
Just wanted to let you know that we are all thinking of you and praying for your speedy recovery. Let MP know if you need us for anything.
The P Family,
TD,MD & DJ
MP & Kelsey
GP,GP,LP & Buddy
RP & SP
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