Saturday, July 21, 2007
July 21 (Sat)
Lisa had a pretty good day today - no surgeries, no physical therapy, and no unexpected events. She has started reviewing some of her blog entries, but has many more to go. She really appreciates your comments and words of encouragement. She has not been able to yet, but hopes to start doing her own blog soon.
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Hey Major, do you want me to bring you hot tea for breakfast tomorrow ???
Since you are just lying around looking for something to do I am sending Glen down to see you from Mt. Carmel West to spice it up a bit. Remember Glen ???
and don't forget PAYBACKS :-) Smile !!!
Did someone say that you bought a bunch of HD stuff downstairs ???
So when do you want me to sneak the dogs in to see their mom?
Lisa, keep your head and spirits high as I know you will. We will be here for the long haul right beside you.
oh and Bill and Madagan send their love and we'll see you very soon.
Since we never made it to Pennsylvania, I never did get a new patch for my vest from our trip this summer. *HOWEVER* I got one that will truely represent what we did on our motorcycle trip 2007. It came from the gift shop downstairs, and will come from a hat I bought that says WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS
Nuff Said
Keep the Faith
Lisa,
You have been in my prayers ever since news reached us. I hope that the healing continues and that day by day you feel stronger and better. Best wishes on a speedy recovery.
Lynette Hogue
San Francisco
"All that we are is a result of what we have thought"
Continue to keep your sprirts high and be focused on what it is you want and it will happpen.
We are all still thinking of you here at P98. Hope to see you soon!
Brian S.
So glad you had an uneventful day, you need that! We are all here for you and your family. You have such faith and we all love you!
We will see you soon.
Love, Tom, Wendy and Alan
Hi Lisa,
First of all, we just heard about your (and Mary's) fateful Friday the 13th. You have our unconditional support and prayers as you recover day-by-day. You may be small, but we know you are mighty in everything you do, so recovery will be one of those things that you tackle with ease (and probably a little bit of sweat!)
Secondly, we were discussing your unsuccessful attempt at laying your bike down in our back yard in N.F. and decided that you must have mastered that task. Remember?!? Hopefully it doesn't hurt you too much when you laugh! :-)
We will continue to watch the blog, send you little messages and most importantly continue to pray for you, Mary and your families as you both recover.
Love,
Mark & Jane
Lisa, I learned about your accident from Mary of Capital City MC. I and several friends have been following your progress and am elated with todays news. Rest easy and know that the biker brotherhood/sisterhood is pulling for your complete recovery. Best wishes and our prayers are with you,
Groundhog: Portsmouth MC
Howdy there Lisa,
Greetings from the Springfield Post. I was going to bring some Young's ice cream to you but will wait till your feeling up to it. Doug Bitler said your spirits are good and he did pass along your message to me. I am really glad you both had helmets on. Keep positive, we're all rooting for a great recovery. I will try and get over to see you next week so hang tough!
Yvonne
Lisa,
My prayers are with you. I hope you have a speedy recovery, We all would like to see you in Denver. Take care. Your IAWP friend Donna Stauffer
So Lisa I think with all your friends, you do need to reserve 7th floor, we love you, hang in there, thinking of you everyday and praying for your recovery, love this web-site for keeping up with you,hung your sissy for me (lightly)she's done great keeping in touch with us. We love you, Coz' Boo and Lee
Lisa
Just wanted to let you know we are thinking about you and hope to come and visit you soon. Lydia and Toby.
Major,
Been keeping track of your progress. Glad to here you are back in teh Buckeye. That should make you feel a little better by itself. Tammy said to wish you well. Keep your head up.
Major Taylor I was heartbroken when I heard of the accident you and Mary were in. I know you have the determination to over come thing. Just think back to our days as dispatching, when you were a cadet and I was in the Comm Center, we have had quite the journey. Lisa my thoughts and prayers are with you. Vicki Davies
Thanks for letting me know what happened. Those of us in S. Fl are always out of the loop. I know you have much faith and also you are fortunate because you have such wonderful friends. I am glad you will have them around to help you recover. I look forward to being able to talk with you. I was planning on calling because I'm headed to Baton Rouge for NAWLEE. I will definitely keep you in my prayers. You have my love and respect.
Kathy-McKKath@aol.com
FHPLT
Lisa, Simon and i were horrified to hear what had happened to you and Mary, as fllow bikers we know the perils we face when car drivers are on the road!!! well I suppose you did at least get out on your bike?? In the UK everywhere is flooded so we really need jet skis rather than motor bikes!!
Lisa I saw someone had offered to bring you hot tea......what is that about ??!! Over here all our tea is hot!! So if you really want a cup of tea then Simon and I will personally bring you a good cup of Yorkshire tea, the best in the World!!
Take Care and I know we will see you soon at an IAWP conference, love and cuddles from your two 'brit' friends, Jane & Simon.xx
Major Taylor,
Sorry to hear about you and Lt. Pfeiffer. Hope you both are doing ok. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I know you will be back in no time.
Sergeant Gowen
Glad to hear you had a good day and restful. We have just completed Jamboree in the Hills and I am off to State Amateur Golf Tournament in Shepherdstown, WV. Yes I have another 4 days off. Friends keep asking about you everyone is still praying for you. You will be in my thoughts this week, so I better shoot good. Take Care
Favorite WV Captain
Hey Major, just wanted to let you know that me and all of my co-workers here at 44 are pulling for you and hope for your best possible recovery. You're a very strong woman and I know you'll pull thru this with flying colors!! You were so nice to me when I boogered myself up 2 years ago - I just wanted to return the thoughts & prayers. Just hang in there, take it one day at a time & get yourself better! We'll see ya later.
Dispatcher Linda Smalley / Lucasville
Lisa -
Although we only met one time, in my driveway in Wellington, I have not forgotten about you. My sister, Col. J P Grimes, called to tell me about your accident earlier this evening. I was sitting on my Royal Enfield and sidecar rig, just about to go on a short ride. I had just completed instructing another successful Rider's Edge New Rider Course this afternoon.
Your speedy recovery is in my prayers. I hope we can reconnect when you are feeling better. By the way, I traded my Deluxe for a 2007 Road Glide. I miss the Deluxe terribly, but I love the Road Glide. My inaugural trip was to Panama City Beach in May to visit Julie and Jim (one year after his near fatal accident - we all rode together - Jim on his new Street Glide).
When you are feeling better, get in touch. I'm always looking for an excuse to ride somewhere.
Deb Canter
Good evening Major, I hope that you had a great day today without alot of pain. I am sure that you had many visitors and you probably need to try to get some recuperative rest tonight.
I was at MidOhio sports course today. The big motorcycle race is in 2 weeks up there, so get ready !!!! You would love it and they do sell HD stuff up there so let me know if you want me to bring you back anything. I promise I won't charge a carrying fee :-)
I hope that you are being a good patient and are doing what they tell you to do. I know that will be hard for you, but do it anyway.
LOL, I hope you don't expect me to cut you slack now..forget about it. Get up and show everyone what you are made of girl !!!
I will see you very soon and let me know if you need me to bring you anything, just tell DI !!! Love ya girl, and remember everyday is one step closer to your complete recovery.
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