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2/15/2020 8:00pm
Just thinking out loud. I've had a couple people that I raced with growing up that had this type of fracture and they both had to give up moto per doctor's advice. Does anyone have any knowledge about this type of fracture, and will he even be able to race again with it?
I also remember one of the King brothers breaking his neck back in the late '90 and he came back to. He was running around with such a halo. So if the surgery goes well without troubles and his rehab goes OK he can be back before we normal humans even realize.
But mentally is mostly the biggest bridge to pass. He has heaps of time to think about what happened and can't just hop back on the bike and forget about it. And now he probably thinks he has enough from motocross, but then when he gets OK from the doctor he will swing a leg over the bike just because he loves it. And when he love is still there he will be training and be on the start gate before we know it.
“Jeremy will make a full recovery. There was zero complications on the fracture it’s a matter of setting the vertebrae with titanium rods and then it will heal just like any other fracture. It’s l1 vertebrae, if it was higher up you run into problems with fusing and mobility.”
The Shop
Holy crap....as I was posting the above message came in....told you so.
And thanks for passing along the updates.
Pit Row
Raced most of my younger adult life and and have broken my back too, but the head injury’s are what got to me, and want to minimize my kids chances at the bad injury’s.
Love to follow and watch racing still, but man... what a brutal sport.
On edit after I turned it off went straight to here to read what’s up.
Get well champ.
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