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rk3800 · 04-24-2015, 08:52 PM

Mike,

It will be a year on May 18th. I was at the Fisher-Titus Hospital in
Norwalk, which is a great facility. It was only 10 minutes from the
track. The Drs. and staff were very professional and caring. Turns
out it was a trauma III center and they were prepared for my problem.

I am still taking therapy twice a week and can walk slowly with a
cane, can’t drive or lift anything heavy yet. I thought I would be ahead
of where I am now, but I guess it just takes time.

My wife is an ICU Nurse and that has helped tremendously. I married
her for her looks and personality but her skills in the medical field have
really paid off.

I got to go to the Charlotte race for a few hours and got to see some
old friends, and had a good time. I hope we get some good support
for the Dave Layer/Richard Doane race.

Thanks,

Roger
P.S. Jimmy Flynt I hope you didn’t
laugh too loud when I called you
Ronnie.

04-24-2015, 08:52 PM	#11
rk3800 Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 187 Likes: 0 Liked 101 Times in 33 Posts	Re: Dave Layer/Richard Doane Memorial Race Mike, It will be a year on May 18th. I was at the Fisher-Titus Hospital in Norwalk, which is a great facility. It was only 10 minutes from the track. The Drs. and staff were very professional and caring. Turns out it was a trauma III center and they were prepared for my problem. I am still taking therapy twice a week and can walk slowly with a cane, can’t drive or lift anything heavy yet. I thought I would be ahead of where I am now, but I guess it just takes time. My wife is an ICU Nurse and that has helped tremendously. I married her for her looks and personality but her skills in the medical field have really paid off. I got to go to the Charlotte race for a few hours and got to see some old friends, and had a good time. I hope we get some good support for the Dave Layer/Richard Doane race. Thanks, Roger P.S. Jimmy Flynt I hope you didn’t laugh too loud when I called you Ronnie.