My accident

[David Humphries]

Really chuffed for you mate, great to see

 

 

 

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[Daniël Bos]

Good news!

 

Just another little awareness boost for when next one is working on

"just another little carpark birch"...

[Woodcrafter]

So I was out in my wheelchair yesterday. Had to be weighed etc so only got ten mins in the garden but today it will be 45 mins. Plus I have a friend who is going to cook me a steak in the car park. Small pleasures.

 

 

 

My first tree encounter yesterday

 

 

That's sounds great. Nice piece of fillet I'd hope. Make sure he stops at the chip shop on the way maybe a pot of mushy peas and a squirt of English mustard.

[sean]

So 45 minutes in the wheel chair today out in the sun. It's so nice being up and about and getting some fresh air. It certainly works wonders on the soul.

 

My friend came and cooked me an amazing Rib Eye steak which tasted exquisite.

 

Thanks to all for your continued support

 

Here's a photograph of one of the wood sculptures in the garden outside the spinal unit. Carved with chainsaw out of a single piece of Oak.

[Rye Oil Ltd]

Great to see you out and about must feel good to get some fresh air. Good luck in your continued recover. We are all rooting for you.

[mendiplogs]

So 45 minutes in the wheel chair today out in the sun. It's so nice being up and about and getting some fresh air. It certainly works wonders on the soul.

 

My friend came and cooked me an amazing Rib Eye steak which tasted exquisite.

 

Thanks to all for your continued support

 

Here's a photograph of one of the wood sculptures in the garden outside the spinal unit. Carved with chainsaw out of a single piece of Oak.

 

HI SEAN great to see pics sean keep up the good work sean i wish you all the best sean from sonia and jon

[headgroundsman]

Now you are up and about the work starts. I have no doubt you will be working hard just like I did 11 years ago. My rehab has stood me in good stead but I must admit I am finding it a bit harder getting back in the wheelchair when I fall out, which I did in one of my gardens yesterday. Some have said I ought to slow down a bit but those that really know me realise I am still the same stubborn devil I always have been. I have been in the gardens at Salisbury and am working with the OTs at Sheffield spinal centre where we hope to have a similar garden. I hope the weather stays good while you are there and get some good waterproof for when you get home.

 

Paul

[Mountain man]

Must be great to get out in the fresh air.

[David Dobedoe]

Been following this thread for a while. Seems your moving forward Sean. Well done, keep it up and may I wish you and your family all the best.

[skyhuck]

I've kept wanting to post in this thread, but find it very hard to know what to say (I'm sure I'm not alone) Sean you are living through what is for most of us our worst nightmare. Our bodies are like tough 4X4's that always do what we ask them to do, we use and abuse them, but they simply get stronger and cope. (with a few extra aches and pains) But the fear of that body failing terrifies us, just look at man flue, we think we are going to die!!

 

But you Sean are dealing with it in a way that I know I'm fearful I would not manage. Your strength of character and outward looking attitude is truly inspirational!!!

 

Reading your posts has been a very humbling experience and brought many a tear to my eyes.

 

I don't know you personally Sean, but I genuinely wish you all the very best for the future and if good will has any power many on here will be greatly adding your progress!!

 

Please keep us posted and stay strong, you have shown to us and yourself that your have the strength to nail this, so keep on keeping on!!!

Edited April 11, 2015 by skyhuck