Help for Paralyzed Rider. (spam sorta)

Shrout
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Edited Date/Time 1/21/2012 9:51am
A few years ago Mike Garrison was paralyzed. Jimmy Button, and DV12 helped alot with autographed CR pants, a TP jersey, and Lots of other goodies.
However the bills are still coming, he even went to China for certain reasons for surgery. The family doesn't ask for help, but a local track (Midwest Xtreme Park) in missouri puts on a benefit race/auctions/bake sale, ect... every year to help with expenses. However the last couple years its dropped off quite a bit. Anything anyone could donate, Autographed posters, Jerseys, Pants, Anything you could part with would help tremedously. Here's the link to the website for info., And Flyer.. Ill get an address up shortly, But in the mean time, 1233 se Scenic DR. Blue Springs, MO 64014
Everything helps! An autographed TP jersey west for $12-1500? at the first race. Thanks Guys. I usually just lurk, but We need some help. You can google him to "Mike Garrison Motocross" To find out more. Spam sorta too Gibby, But Sticky?
http://www.xcracing.com/...c.asp?TOPIC_ID=21364

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8/20/2010 12:05am
GuyB or Scottie.....maybe sticky this a few weeks?

Brian, I'll look in my storage unit this weekend and see if I got some stuff I can send.
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8/20/2010 12:10am Edited Date/Time 8/20/2010 12:12am
Spinner wrote:
GuyB or Scottie.....maybe sticky this a few weeks? Brian, I'll look in my storage unit this weekend and see if I got some stuff I can...
GuyB or Scottie.....maybe sticky this a few weeks?

Brian, I'll look in my storage unit this weekend and see if I got some stuff I can send.
Thanks Spin, Its Brett Though...Brian IS my brother though! haha. I Cant quite remember your first name since we talked on... What was it ...motonuts? Its been so long.Thanks alot though!!!
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8/20/2010 12:23am
Ahhh, He used to occasionally post at Motodrive and here. I just assumed you were him. My bad.
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8/20/2010 5:40am
Bump...

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8/20/2010 12:10pm
huck wrote:
Bump...
Thanks David!
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8/20/2010 8:18pm
Can you help me out Guy??
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8/20/2010 9:27pm
Quick question...what level was his injury?
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8/20/2010 9:34pm
Here's his story.... And the Link http://www.hookit.com/members/mgarrison/
My name is Mike Garrison. To make a long story short, I started racing motocross at the age of 5. I raced for nearly thirteen years. My dream was to race professionally. For the 2007 season my plans were to race the local Expert class, participating in local and regional events including the BooKoo Arenacross series. However, plans were quickly changed on August 27, 2006. I was involved in a mid-air crash while battling for the lead in the 250 Intermediate class. The crash collapsed both lungs, cracked my sternum, shattered my t-5, and t-6 vertebrae, and has left me paralyzed from the middle of my chest down. However, I have travelled overseas for therapy and stem cell treatments, and I won't quit trying until the day I walk. People often ask me, "Wouldn't you like to go back and do it all over again?". And suprisingly enough, no...I wouldn't. I have learned so much, I have grown so much, and have become so close to my family and friends because of that day, I wouldn't change it for anything. I believe anything is possible, it's up to you to prove it...and with that attitude I plan to not only again, but I plan to succeed in reaching my new dreams and goals.

Since my two wheel career ended, I have turned to racing offroad r/c cars. I currently race Nitro 1/8 Expert Buggy, Expert Arena Truck, & 4WD Electric Buggy. It started out like anything, just a hobby. However, last year I was given the opportunity to race in the 2007 ROAR Fuel Nationals, and ever since, I have set my eyes on nothing less than being the best in sport. Weekly practice and racing help me to build up my speed, my technique, and my overall ability. My dad, Greg Garrison, is my mechanic, making sure the cars are ready to go for each race. My mom, Carri, and sister, Karlee, are my "cheerleaders", as they hardly miss a lap without cheering me on.

For 2008 I will be 1 of only 50 drivers to represent Team USA at this years IFMAR World Championships. I will be attending as a "privateer" driver, however, I plan to do nothing short of putting TEAM USA out front.

To sum it all up, I am your average kid, with the determination to prove surgeons and doctors wrong by walking again...while using that same determination to be out front on the track.
8/21/2010 10:28am
Shrout wrote:
Here's his story.... And the Link http://www.hookit.com/members/mgarrison/ My name is Mike Garrison. To make a long story short, I started racing motocross at the age of...
Here's his story.... And the Link http://www.hookit.com/members/mgarrison/
My name is Mike Garrison. To make a long story short, I started racing motocross at the age of 5. I raced for nearly thirteen years. My dream was to race professionally. For the 2007 season my plans were to race the local Expert class, participating in local and regional events including the BooKoo Arenacross series. However, plans were quickly changed on August 27, 2006. I was involved in a mid-air crash while battling for the lead in the 250 Intermediate class. The crash collapsed both lungs, cracked my sternum, shattered my t-5, and t-6 vertebrae, and has left me paralyzed from the middle of my chest down. However, I have travelled overseas for therapy and stem cell treatments, and I won't quit trying until the day I walk. People often ask me, "Wouldn't you like to go back and do it all over again?". And suprisingly enough, no...I wouldn't. I have learned so much, I have grown so much, and have become so close to my family and friends because of that day, I wouldn't change it for anything. I believe anything is possible, it's up to you to prove it...and with that attitude I plan to not only again, but I plan to succeed in reaching my new dreams and goals.

Since my two wheel career ended, I have turned to racing offroad r/c cars. I currently race Nitro 1/8 Expert Buggy, Expert Arena Truck, & 4WD Electric Buggy. It started out like anything, just a hobby. However, last year I was given the opportunity to race in the 2007 ROAR Fuel Nationals, and ever since, I have set my eyes on nothing less than being the best in sport. Weekly practice and racing help me to build up my speed, my technique, and my overall ability. My dad, Greg Garrison, is my mechanic, making sure the cars are ready to go for each race. My mom, Carri, and sister, Karlee, are my "cheerleaders", as they hardly miss a lap without cheering me on.

For 2008 I will be 1 of only 50 drivers to represent Team USA at this years IFMAR World Championships. I will be attending as a "privateer" driver, however, I plan to do nothing short of putting TEAM USA out front.

To sum it all up, I am your average kid, with the determination to prove surgeons and doctors wrong by walking again...while using that same determination to be out front on the track.
This is an inspiring story, I wish all the best for this determined and level headed young man who has taken something bad and looked for the positive in his life!

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