(Continued from Crash I)
I made it home from the hospital. Did I mention narcotic painkillers are great! If not, I should! Discharge was nearly delays by a swelling at the clavicle/sternum connection. Had it X-rayed, but no evident fractures. Swollen and tender though. I think it's pain slipped under the radar of the other injuries.
On the way home we drove past the crash site. Still didn't see what could have caused it. I knew where I ended my tumble though:
I made it home from the hospital. Did I mention narcotic painkillers are great! If not, I should! Discharge was nearly delays by a swelling at the clavicle/sternum connection. Had it X-rayed, but no evident fractures. Swollen and tender though. I think it's pain slipped under the radar of the other injuries.
On the way home we drove past the crash site. Still didn't see what could have caused it. I knew where I ended my tumble though:
That's my blood in the road. Ugh.
When I got home and between narc-naps, I attached the Garmin to the computer to download the data. Turns out, I went from 29.4 mph to 0 in just a few seconds. Heart rate dropped to 46. No tachycardia here!
Time to heal and retool. Getting pressure to sell the Rocky Mountain Death Rail bike now. Still not sure that's necessary. We'll see. Off on another narco nap.
When I got home and between narc-naps, I attached the Garmin to the computer to download the data. Turns out, I went from 29.4 mph to 0 in just a few seconds. Heart rate dropped to 46. No tachycardia here!
Time to heal and retool. Getting pressure to sell the Rocky Mountain Death Rail bike now. Still not sure that's necessary. We'll see. Off on another narco nap.
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