Wow  Tim - what an adventure for  sure.  I tipped over backwards leaving my 
apartment in Phoenix in the summer many years ago.  It was 9:00 am and already 
100 degrees heading for 115.  Luckily someone across the street saw the whole 
thing and came to my rescue.   I had a few spills outside at night in the 
winter in Detroit too - got lucky to get help each time.  There's something 
about  being 'young n dumb'!   Now I always have my cell phone in my pocket 
anywhere I go.  I'm alone a lot and can't risk dying stupidly - you can't be 
lucky every time.
AZDAVE


 


 

-----Original Message-----
From: t crook <[email protected]>
To: q-list <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, Aug 12, 2009 8:53 am
Subject: [QUAD-L] took a trip and didn't leave the house....














Yeah I took a trip and didn’t leave the house; I gave myself a nice hard push 
backwards from my living room into my den, my front wheels were caught on the 
threshold and down I went. I went down so damn quick that the only reaction I 
had was to block my knees from hitting me in the face after my head bounced off 
the floor. After that I had to get my right leg unstuck from between my armrest 
and backrest; I then had to get my chair out from under me. It became a matter 
of survival mode at this point; my phones were about fifteen feet away on my 
desk, I was home alone, it was 7:50 am and no one would be here until 2 in20the 
afternoon. My first thought was to try and get to my phone; I realized that 
would be nearly impossible, so I was able to get my arm under our
 futon and get up on my elbows. After getting to my elbows I then worked my way 
to a window; I saw my neighbor come out of his garage, so I started pounding on 
the window and yelling, my neighbor looked around and went back into his 
garage. So I started thinking I need to look for something to pad my hips from 
the hard floor. Just as I am looking around I saw my neighbor again; I started 
pounding and yelling again, this time he heard me. He came over with his cell 
and called my nurse; she arrived, and they picked me up. And believe it or not 
I was down only about ten minutes! I was pretty dang lucky; no injuries or 
bruises, just some sore muscles today. NOW- when nobody is home; my cell will 
hang from the back of my chair!  


~peace~


Tim c5-c6


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