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RE: Clubmate Down... - RYDRZ - 07-12-2013
Djpete has set up an
E-card
for u to sign & send a get well soon
mate To tim
He's the nicest bloke ive meet on this forum
Out riding,pub or cafe lunch or dinner
Chatter
He's one of us x 10
Your only half of the man he is ,
Nice bloke ,conserative busa rider
Not like some of us.
Me
Im a fuckin hoon
Get well mate
Tim fletcher
He's one of us
He's one of us
He's one of us
RE: Clubmate Down... - ROD - 07-12-2013
Update From
Bridget Fletcher
Timothy is no longer in the induced coma. He is just heavily sedated. They have taken out the breathing tube, and just has nasal prongs. They still haven't operated as bigger emergencies come in. The surgeons' want to do it in the next 10 hours. The nurse said he was more settled when we got there. He is going to get better, it will just take time.
RE: Clubmate Down... - captainrob - 07-12-2013
I'm riding around NW Vietnam with 10 other riders who would like to pass on their best and positive wishes too.
So far, so good, it seems. Let's hope the news keeps getting better.
Rob and friends.
RE: Clubmate Down... - GRUNTMAX - 08-12-2013
Post Removed By ROD Two different cases and I don't Think tim or his Family need to see posts and pictures of your completely different situation
RE: Clubmate Down... - pan - 08-12-2013
Grunty, you can't make a diagnosis from a keyboard. It seems your brain injury isn't your problem. It's your uncaring and insensitive personality. Grow up.
RE: Clubmate Down... - ROD - 08-12-2013
Update From
Bridget Fletcher
13 hours ago via Facebook for Windows Phone
.
Spent a few hours with my boy today. He has been moved to a ward now. They still haven't operated, as more life threatening cases come in. Hopefully tomorrow. They said today that he has Post Traumatic Amnesia. He is confused and restless. He can't have visitors other than family and close friends. The best cure at the moment is sleep and keeping calm and quiet. It can last anything from a few days to weeks. When they say he can have visitors other than family, I will let you know. Ivan and I are both going in tomorrow afternoon. Hopefully he will have had surgery by then.
RE: Clubmate Down... - playswithnitro - 08-12-2013
Hope he pulls through okay with his life and abilities unimpaired.
I've also 'woken up' in hospital days after an accident, but nowhere near as serious as this sounds.
RE: Clubmate Down... - Dale - 08-12-2013
(04-12-2013, 02:36pm)RYDRZ Wrote: if anyone wants to send a get well card to
timmy fletcher
- Via me , & I'll take them in
- in " BULK " I imagine
as i work less than 500meters down the road from the royal melbourne hospital
post to
corbin spurr
Care of -mail room
royal childrens hospital
parkville 3052, vic
and I will take them by a trolley to his bedside
cheers ,
Is this still the go Corbs ? .. taking into account that he cant see non family as yet. I have a card ready to send tomorrow ..
RE: Clubmate Down... - Volvi - 08-12-2013
terribly sorry to read this news. met Tim on a number of occasions, a real dedicated rider, how else can one clock up the miles he does. my thoughts and prayers are with his family and wish him a full recovery no matter how long it may take. were all with you Tim.
RE: Clubmate Down... - Madmax - 08-12-2013
Get up after a rest mate, we're all thinking and praying for your full recovery. Hope the truck driver is in hiding. He could have a rather large band of Timmy's brothers out looking for him. (:-))
RE: Clubmate Down... - ROD - 08-12-2013
Update From
Bridget Fletcher
Quote:Just back from the hospital. They have operated on his jaw and thumb. Tomorrow the elbow specialist will do his elbow. Asked how long he will be in hospital. Weeks if not months and then rehab. Had a bit of a temperature. He responded to orders to wiggle fingers and toes. I want my baby boy back
RE: Clubmate Down... - Maj - 09-12-2013
Best wishes for Tim and support for his family
I also have also woken up in hospital after nearly a week responding and conversing but in another world untill the swelling went down and apparently waited a bit of that time for an operation , its not that uncommon, and a full recovery is quite possible
RE: Clubmate Down... - RaZ - 09-12-2013
Tezza let me know of this thread.
Very sad but best wish's for a full recovery mate.
RE: Clubmate Down... - ROD - 10-12-2013
Update From
Bridget Fletcher
Quote:Spent the day with Timothy. He had surgery on his elbow, and has scaffolding on it, as the dislocation is unstable. He is more alert, but confused sometimes. Didn't know who Aimee was at first, but 10 minutes later, did know. Asked him where I worked, knew that. Asked what Eloise did, he said "not much" (sorry darling).
He is still being tube fed, not sure how long. Will depend on his jaw. They will fix his eye socket in a couple of weeks. We will both be going in to see him tomorrow afternoon
RE: Clubmate Down... - DjPete - 10-12-2013
about an hr ago...
Timothy had xrays on his elbow. They think that they will have to rebuild the joint. Probably next week and they will operate on his eye socket at the same time. Every day he seems to be more alert. He is talking, but can't hold a conversation. His brain is confused. (he wanted the microwaves turned off, as it was too hot). He was talking about going to the Rugby, & wanted Dad to go with him. Remembers friends from New Zealand, & school, & relatives. Still needs lots of sleep and rest. The hospital is saying that he will be going to rehab at Epworth after the next operation. If they were doing it in two weeks, he would have gone there between operations.