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Waylon Blackjack
from San Diego | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 02:00:26 PM MST
I am glad to hear you are still recovering well. Best wishes to you for a full recovery and stay focussed on your goal of racing again.
Waylon |
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Christine Panagos
from Portland, Oregon | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 01:35:06 PM MST
I am very thankful for your recovery. Our life experiences are our most valuable teachers. Some experiences are difficult to understand but we need to take them all in and move ahead with a greater strength than we had before. Squeeze all the good you can out of these experiences, the good and the bad. Best wishes. Chris |
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Matthew Wood
from Texas | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 01:16:52 PM MST
You are in our prayers every day. Wish you a speedy recovery! Good luck my friend, I know we will see you on the bike again real soon.
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Eric
from Los Angeles | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 01:12:23 PM MST
Saul,
I'm just an ordinary cyclist and fan who's very happy that you're recovering well. Hopefully you'll remember that it is an American tradition that one should come back from tragedy to win the Tour de France.  |
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shane
from Dalton | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 12:33:08 PM MST
Team Pinch Phlats will be racing in Asheville this weekend with green ribbons over our hearts at the MSF 12hr Adventure Race...so glad you guys are home. I am ready for a big coming home party with the guest of honor leading the festivities. Jim your click rode lastnight on the road and we really missed you, speculation was high about how soon you and Saul will be back on the bike...our bets are on sooner than later...man, I miss you guys!
shane
sooner |
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Jeff Moriyama
from Huntington Beach, CA | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 12:15:36 PM MST
Saul,
Glad to hear that you are recovering well and have returned home. Hope to see you again at next years Tour of California. |
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Linda Burry
from Louisville, KY | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 12:14:13 PM MST
I too am recovering from a racing crash exactly 2 months ago to the date. Almost a month in the hospital. 15 days ICU. Lacerated left kidney, two hemotoma, 6 fractured ribs. Now 2 pleural effusions, and a thoracotomy later, I rode 30 miles today. You will do this too! And more! Docs are amazed at how quickly us cyclists heal up. Keep the faith and pray. Just believe and you will recover stronger than before. Also, go for the Delotuid. It was my 6.5 mintue best friend in ICU. Have parents push the pain pump when you can't. God be with you, Linda Burry |
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A Walne
from London, England | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 12:12:48 PM MST
We're so happy to hear you're recovering well, keep it up.
Best Wishes |
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Charlie Typhoon typh
from Cayman Islands | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 12:12:09 PM MST
Hey buddy, rock on. Let go, let God and HE will take care of you. I am very happy you are back in the US with your family and getting well. I hope you will continue with cycling....your dream! Lance did it, you too. This is your chance to shine. Be patient, be wise and take your time. You will be back in no time. Good luck and keep that faith!!! |
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Walter
from MA | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 11:55:09 AM MST
So glad to hear that you're improving; hopefully, you'll be able to go home soon to continue your recovery. You're in our thoughts and prayers. |
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Deb
from Pickens SC | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 11:50:06 AM MST
Saul - Glad to hear you are mending! I love to keep up with professional cycling, especially Americans on the rise in Europe, and I'm sorry about your accident. Keep getting better and back on the bike! Good luck in your racing career! Maybe we'll see you at Tour de Georgia later! |
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Don Harris
from Helena MT | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 11:46:04 AM MST
Saul, I\'ve been following your progress and am delighted to hear how well you are doing and that you are closer to home. I am a PT and have seen many head injury cases. It sounds like you are doing great! Best of luck, I\'m sure you will do very well.
Don |
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Serge BERTUZZI
from Manosque France | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 11:32:19 AM MST
Bonjour Saul,
Je suis content de savoir que tu vas de mieux en mieux chaque jour.C est un ami Gérard de SLV 06 qui m a parlé de toi.
Nous ne nous sommes jamais vus, mais je suis tes résultats et je consulte ton site régulièrement.J'ai bien apprécie ton Tour de l'Avenir avec ce beau maillot à pois. Je suis persuadé que tu vas nous faire des bons résultats lors de ton retour, un peu comme l\'a fait Jalabert. Tous nos voeux de guérison de tes amis français |
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Peter Rhodes
from Concord, NH | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 11:28:42 AM MST
Glad to hear that you are back home. Wishing you a fast recovery. |
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Steve
from Bellingham, WA | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 11:26:17 AM MST
Thinking of you every day, Saul. Very glad to hear you're home.  |
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Alex
from Kirksville, MO | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 10:53:51 AM MST
Your strength in recovery is the best example I can think of as to how cycling motivates people to being better than their best. Thanks and keep getting better. |
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ben
from WI | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 10:47:21 AM MST
Best of luck on your recovery.
Hope to see you rippin it up in europe soon. Get some rest  |
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Marcus
from Frankfurt/Main | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 10:39:51 AM MST
I hope you will be able to leave hospital soon.
Best news for a long time, to hear you are back in US.
Come back boy, cycling needs guys like you!!! |
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Tim and Bean
from Half Moon Bay, CA. | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 10:37:49 AM MST
Gods speed, just believe and own it as your truth!!!!We pray often during the day for your total and complete Recovery..Love and Prayers...Tim and Beanie |
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Herb
from Houston, Texas | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 10:36:26 AM MST
Hi Saul,
We cyclists recover fast. Being "elite'" means you ride faster than the norm and it also means you recover faster than the norm.
So see you on road next week. OK?
Is that too fast? Didn't think so.
Get well soon. |
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Rich
from New York | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 10:28:24 AM MST
Glad to hear you are back in the USA - and - getting stronger by the day!!
There is always next year for the Giro! |
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Dan Bruechert
from Athens, GA | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 10:08:27 AM MST
Glad to hear you're back in GA and doing so much better. It was amazing to see all of the green ribbons at the TDG. Keep up the great progress. |
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byron
from ma | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 10:07:09 AM MST
a hug to you and your entire family saul. |
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Jim B
from Dayton, Ohio | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 10:02:53 AM MST
Glad to have you back, Saul! We'll keep praying until your back on the bike! |
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Omer
from Israel | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 09:58:21 AM MST
I was so happy to hear you're getting better!
Now I know its only a matter of time before you'll be on the bike winning races again!!!
pray for you!
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Aaron
from Santa Barbara | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 09:30:12 AM MST
Saul, You have always been an inspiration to myself and all the junior and u23 riders out here in Santa Barbara. We all wish you a great recovery. We know that you still have many things to accomplish in your career and we look forward to watching it. Good luck with your recovery. Our thoughts are with you.
Ciao,
Aaron
"Dream as though you'll live forever, but live as though you'll die today." |
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Jesus Pedroza
from Aguascalientes, Mexico | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 09:29:21 AM MST
Hope you get well soon !!, give a hug to your parents from me, keep fighting, and ride on !. |
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Jay Reingold
from Brooklyn, NY | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 09:29:19 AM MST
Saul:
Best wishes. Get well soon from a cycling fan in Brooklyn.
Jay |
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Brian McEvilly, D.C.
from California | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 09:29:12 AM MST
Hey Saul,
Looking forward to seeing you back on the bike. Been watching your results and very impressed. You need to get your ass back on the bike and continue to inspire the up and comers to follow your wheel into the European peleton. Show the Euros' once again how strong and determined American riders are with a fast recovery and a win or two real soon. Lemond, Armstrong and now Raisin. I see amazing injury recovery scenarios in my practice,...the human body is so strong, especially a bike racers'. Kick ass Saul, we are all right there giving you a wheel to follow and quickly drop! Hup Hup Venga Venga Allez Allez!! |
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Esteban Chavez
from Southern California | Signed on: Thu 04 May 2006 08:57:28 AM MST
Best wishes and thoughts your way. I have been following your story everyday at work and am happy for you and your family that things are looking up. Keep winning! |
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