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glad all is working out. Prayers sent.
Sounds like you have handled it very well.



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Prayers to both of you. Great job doing that parent stuff, it ain’t easy, glad to hear she’s recovering nicely.
 
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Glad she's doing so well. Prayers inbound for her continued and speedy recovery!

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Glad to hear she is on the mend.
 
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praying for you!. Pelvis is the toughest bone to break.. Gonna need a lot of rest and healing!!
 
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Happy to hear that she's doing well.


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Glad she's on the mend. Don't let her over do...


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Prayers for a complete and speedy recovery...for everyone.



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WOW! That must have been really scary. I know how you must have felt. My daughter rolled an ATV a few years back while the two of us were all alone up in the mountains. Luckily, she only suffered a bad laceration on an elbow and a hematoma on her thigh. The bad part was her elbow was packed full of gravel so it was a long night at the ER.
After getting her packed into the truck and on our way back into town I had to make the phone call to her mother. Now that was truly the hard part! Eek
 
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All,

Thank you for the good wishes. A quick update....

She has been recovering steadily since the accident. She is *almost* self-sufficient mobile now, with assistance of a walker. Her arm is in a short cast now (hand to mid-forearm). And her spirits are good. Docs told her she'd be out of school for probably another 3-4 weeks as of now, and they are very impressed with how quickly she is recovering. School is working with her so she doesn't miss anything (with the exception of one teacher).

I remain very thankful for everything and everyone. Braillediver, yeah it is hard being an adult sometimes. If it had to happen, I am glad I was there. Bytes, yes, we do appear to be a stand-up family. You never know until something bad happens. That's when true character and love come out.




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Did not see this until today.

Prayers sent for her continued healing and comfort.



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Prayers sent for her continued healing.



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I'm glad things are working out. God bless and good luck.



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Thoughts and prayers for a speedy and complete recovery!


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She sounds like a strong, resilient young woman; God bless her, and my prayers are with her and you, and your entire family. The young ones do tend to heal fast, thankfully. Praying for a complete recovery...


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Thanks be to God for her continued recovery. Hope she'll be fully well soon.

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Glad to hear she's doing better
 
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Great news! Glad recovery is going so well.
 
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Three weeks later...

This was the first time I saw her in person since the accident weekend. (I work in SC and only get home to NM about once a month or so.)

Her progress has been nothing short of amazing. When I finally saw her, she all but jumped up off the couch. Well, OK, I exaggerate a little, but she did get up unaided and walked around using just a cane. We went to church on Sunday, and she walked to and from the car, up a handful of steps. She could probably get by without using the cane, but the docs say she still needs to use it to bear weight, and she shouldn't be standing for long periods of time (more than a couple of minutes). More than that, she's in good spirits, and her support system - extended family, to include Mom, Dad, Step-Mom, Nana (grandmother), brothers, sisters, step-siblings - is fantastic.

Thanks once again for your thoughts and prayers.




Thus the metric system did not really catch on in the States, unless you count the increasing popularity of the nine-millimeter bullet.
- Dave Barry

"Never go through life saying 'I should have'..." - quote from the 9/11 Boatlift Story (thanks, sdy for posting it)
 
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Great news! The healing power of the young, if only we could harness it somehow.
 
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