Well, as you all know, Jarrod had a bit of a nasty one yesterday. I won’t go into details as thats not my Place to comment on the actual Accident as i was fortunate enough not to acttually witness it, but basically he went into the back of a Tractor Trailor on the Hanningfiled Loop. The bike was a bit broken up but he came off worse. The Paramedics said it was a Broken Collar Bone and a Broken Foot. Luckily enough there were plenty of LBers out with him and we all stayed with him whilst waiting for the Ambulance. Unfortunately we had to wait almost 3 hours for it to arrive!! Luckily a passing Policeman stopped and helped keep us all safe from passing traffic, then waited with us for the Ambulance.
What was really nice to see, and i know Jarrod (Although off his Tits on Gas & Air) was really chocked up by, was how we all stuck together as a little Family, the girls took it in turns to comfort him and the Blokes took it in turns to take the piss out of him!! it was really good to see, and no one moaned that he spoilt our day lol, only kidding mate. It was a proper community spirtit and was really warming to know that if it ever happened again we would all pull together to look out for one another.
Anyway, hurry up and get better mate and we will all see you for a Pint when you are up and about again.
Get well soon mate. If you’re in hospital for any length of time, get yourself a hat. When the hot nurse comes in, throw it on the floor so she has to bend over and pick it up… it’ll help you pass the time
Get well soon. Broke my collarbone in January, painful for a few weeks but it will get better quickly after that, and you can join the sticky-outty-bone club, unless you got it plated
it was very nice to see indeed. i think it did him a lot of good keeping him company for that insanely long period of time, i think he was in agony towards the end before the paramedics came and gave him some drugs.
i think the police officer was quite happy to be in our company and get entertained by our mockery.
also i’ve learned its very important to bring snacks with you! me and Bob almost crashed as we had nothing to eat, so big thank you to the lady who kindly gave us the chocolate bars
Gws jarrod and not to rub salt in but let people note that once your out of that m25 cordon … 8 minute response time is out of the window … remote bòonies eta go into multiples of that …having grown up in west wales nearest a and e 18miles away with a average response of 1h45 mins for ambulance … go up north wales your doubling that