I rode my bicycle to work every day for 5 years (12 months a year) in Denver where temperature routinely got below 0F (-17C) in the winter. On January 27, 2017, I was riding my bicycle home from work when a car turned in front me. I was doing about 30 MPH (48 KPH) when I hit the side of the first car only to be run over by a second car as I was on the ground. As a result of the collisions I suffered a broken neck, a spinal cord injury classified as a C4 complete, a broken rib, and two strokes. I spent 32 days in the ICU, 3 months at Craig rehabilitation Hospital, I needed my gallbladder removed, had another brief stint in the hospital for a blood clot (PE) in my lungs. I'm now a quadriplegic but first responders and doctors all agree that I would have died if I was not wearing a helmet. Believe me, being in this condition sucks but it is way better than being dead.

I rode my bicycle to work every day for 5 years (12 months a year) in Denver where temperature routinely got below 0F (-17C) in the winter. On January 27, 2017, I was riding my bicycle home from work when a car turned in front me. I was doing about 30 MPH (48 KPH) when I hit the side of the first car only to be run over by a second car as I was on the ground. As a result of the collisions I suffered a broken neck, a spinal cord injury classified as a C4 complete, a broken rib, and two strokes. I spent 32 days in the ICU, 3 months at Craig rehabilitation Hospital, I needed my gallbladder removed, had another brief stint in the hospital for a blood clot (PE) in my lungs. I'm now a quadriplegic but first responders and doctors all agree that I would have died if I was not wearing a helmet. Believe me, being in this condition sucks but it is way better than being dead.

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the quote is an insult because you don't say clumsy living that moves

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