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I rode shotgun on the stage coaches PC built....
I knew he was old........
...and before that he was building stagecoaches..... 
He is very familiar with them he worked on the assembly line......building them
Quote from: 49Reo on June 23, 2016, 01:07:41 AMROCK ON!!!!!And I found you a convertible so you can still have the wind in your hair.....
And I found you a convertible so you can still have the wind in your hair.....
As surely as when Christ touched the diseased and healed them, so has He blessed you.
Sorry to keep you all waiting on the update from this afternoon's doctors appointment. I was just so worn out after it was over that I crawled into bed and crashed for a while.
God is hearing and answering our prayers though!
There is some very slight skin dying at the ends of the wound, but it's very slight and the doc said it's surrounded by healthy pink tissue, so he expects that the pink tissue will regrow and take over the dead stuff. There also appears to be no signs of infection. These are the two main things the doc's are concerned with right now, as too much dead tissue means no regrowth, and infection is just a bad deal all around.
I go back next Thursday for another looksee, and this time they'll probably remove the stitches. That should be a party!
They gave me a new bandage too. The old one guarded it well, but it was heavy, and my muscles in that leg are all torn, so it was very hard to maneuver. They gave me a new lighter bandage this time that I can move pretty well in, but it doesn't offer quite as much protection. It's all good though, because we still have Winndy's (my wife) immobilizers for her leg surgery's a few years back and they are made of rubberized foam with metal stiffeners down the sides and Velcro to hold them closed. When I need the extra protection, I'll just wear that.
If you're the curious sort, who has a strong stomach, and you want see what it looks like to have 90% of your foot reattached, here's a link to a few pics (WARNING: GRAPHIC PICS!!!); http://s83.photobucket.com/user/pcarrell/library/My%20Leg%206-22-16?sort=3&page=1
Anyways, thanks for all of the prayers and support! If you want to help, there are 3 things I'd ask. #1. Pray for me! Nothing is as powerful as God's power! #2. Consider helping financially with the monster doctor bills that are coming: https://www.gofundme.com/2aaqzjrx #3. Share that gofundme link and help spread the word.
Thank You All!!!
Quote from: pcarrell on June 21, 2016, 08:12:53 AMYEP!!Yeah, I was checking out of the hospital just 6 days after the accident. The doc's can't explain it, but I can; God was protecting me and is healing me quickly.
Wonderful news to read.
Life is so fragile...
even without a Drifter we will keep you.......seems we are part of a family and can not throw you out because....so just drop in and give your wisdom and help. Take care.
Yeah, I was checking out of the hospital just 6 days after the accident. The doc's can't explain it, but I can; God was protecting me and is healing me quickly.
Welcome back PC
. It seems the Hospital kicked you out of the there pretty quick, thats good news I guess or your insurance isn't too good LOL. I am glad your on your next phase of recovery. It's a hard, tough road but it will get better in time. Kick back watch some Chasing Cars series with Wayne Carini, and get better. I want his job. God speed and God Bless You........
I thank you all for every prayer offered for me and my family. I am home and recovering from what I can only describe as "one heck of a week"!
My posts my be sporadic for a while as I recover, but if you'll still have me, even without a Drifter, I'll keep plaguing, I mean, showing up at the door to this place.
Great news - on the other thread in this forum, PC put on an update today:
http://www.vulcandrifterriders.com/forum/index.php?topic=42532.0
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