[SEL] Accident
Jerry Evans
jerrye at databak.co.za
Mon Jan 30 10:34:34 PST 2012
At 07:00 PM 30/01/12, you wrote:
Message: 7
Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:16:15 -0500
From: Mark Shulaw <frappi at wcoil.com>
Subject: [SEL] Accident
Hi All, I had a rather bad day Wednesday. Spend the next day in the
hospital for observation and testing. Spent today cleaning out the
Van of what all was shoveled back into it at the scene. I am not
allowed to lift at all so family and friends did the work for me as
I
made the sorting decisions. I am on at least a week of restricted
(NO) lifting due to some internal bleeds that had clotted off. I
have
to give the internal injuries time to heal. I am not complaining, I
am just happy to be alive. I have no right to be. I run a stop sign
and got T-Boned. The guy in the other car is ok. Airbags and belts
saved him. God saved me. The van rolled at least one and a half
times. I was thrown out in the rolling. God has a plan for me or
else he would not have seen me out of that as cleanly as I was.
Other
then the internal bleeds only minor scrapes and bruising. No cuts
no
broken bones. Sore as heck all over. Happy to be alive.
In the back of the van was three Upright Maytags a Johnson
Utili-Motor. A Kohler light plant a smaller Kohler engine and a lot
of miscellaneous. Still have to evaluate the damage to
them. Mark
Hi Mark (and Christine),
Dammit man that looks bad - you gotta be more careful -we still
need you - where else are we going to buy Maytag parts and get
information if you go and write yourself off !! :-)
(For those amongst us who happen to be humorously challenged -
I'm joking !! - it never works if you have to explain it !!)
Mark mate, it's good to know you escaped that lot with what
appears to be only minor injuries. Yes, God was looking after you and
you will be in my prayers again but, thankfully, this time it will be
because you were protected that I will give thanks and also pray for a
full and fast recovery for you.
Keep the revs up (or down)
Jerry Evans
Near Johannesburg in Sunny South Africa.
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