| I was laid out flat.....zonked and done...but not fully. |
| Those drain tubes would rally cause me some agony when removed later. |
| Me with a HALO...who knew? :o) |
| '77 Chevrolet Nova 4-door with a V8...which explains how that driver got out in front of me so fast. Note broken windshield. My head did that... I was wearing a Bell Star 120 full face helmet, thank God! It did it's job well. To this day, I want to get the best equipment I can get. |
| According to Trooper Powell, my fairing was 25 feet from my bike. He estimated I had 1-1.5 seconds to react. yeah...right. |
| Sadly broken... |
| My children were 2 of my heroes. Here's Jennifer...... |
| Another little hero...Tom 3. |
| Going home after the wreck for the first time for a visit with my main hero...Elsie! I can never repay what she has had to suffer with. |
| At our Remington home with my dad (another hero). He had driven us home for this visit so Elsie could stay by me. Lee accompanied us. |
| Another hero? My mother Clara. She had just been diagnosed with breast cancer and would NOT let them tell me. She was operated on about 2 weeks into my wreck. When they broke the news to me I was fairly livid at the news being held back, but I will never forget why she didn't want to "worry" me. |
