Re: Keep my Alex in your prayers please
 

Beth, Good to hear the news, my offer stands from my first posting , Give him a KISS, just tell him it's from me, not for real, I would'nt kiss him ! But you may ! ..........John Lang

Re: Keep my Alex in your prayers please
 

Alex Beth and Tony. Just heard about your scary ordeal. Living with, and being a type A personality, we know you will be fine. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Remember the family who races together stays together. Looking forward to seeing you soon at the track. God bless. Mark and Elaine.

Re: Keep my Alex in your prayers please
 

A short update - he will be in the rehabilitation unit for one more week. They want to keep the momentum going, and we agree.

Thank you again for all the prayers, cards, emails and well wishes. The support from our racer family is an undeniable large piece of his continued recovery. I cannot express my sincere gratitude strongly enough!!!!

Goal for us right now: be at the Joliet Nationals to crewchief for Tony. Looking forward to hopefully seeing everyone there!

Re: Keep my Alex in your prayers please
 

Beth,

Please give Alex my warmest regards. It has been a while since I last spoke with him.
Looking forward to good news in his recovery.

Len

Re: Keep my Alex in your prayers please
 

Beth, I'm leaving for Joliet early tomorrow morning. I'll try to stop by your pit area sometime this weekend to see Alex. He's a lucky guy to have someone like you watching out for him.

Get well soon Alex.

Travis

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They won't be there this weekend Travis.....hopefully at the National event - end of the month.

Re: Keep my Alex in your prayers please
 

Beth,

I'm just a fan, but wanted to offer these words of encouragement: My wife had a stroke three years ago, and it was kind of "dicey" early. She went through rehab, the shots, and all of that.....and has recovered 99.99%! She does everything she used to, and her mind is sharp as a tack! It sure sounds from here like things will turn out fine...

Take care,

Bob Emery