Happy bday Johnny boy! This entitles you to a free insult from the insult clown.
Thank you I am kinda at a lose for words at all that everyone is doing on my behalf. I just want you guys to Know that I read what you write and it makes me feel great. I will make it back and be better than before. This has changed my outlook of life and evey day from December 16th on is a gift. Not a promise.
I've shot with John several times and watched him go out of his way to make newer shooters feel comfortable and to offer a useful tip or two. Great guy. Sad to read he was involved in a terrible accident but not surpised that he survived it and is recovering. He's a tough dude...
My prayer are with you, John.
Tony
My prayer are with you, John.
Tony
Keep your head up John, we're all rooting for you buddy!!
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ETA: This does not effect anyone who had donated before the change, this is just a change of who is keeping up with the donations.
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Hello to everyone, Well today was the first day I really took steps. I walked across the room with a walker, sat down and then walked back. It wasnt pretty or very fast but it was a start. I want to get on cruches ASAP. The Doc said the left leg with the femur repaired was strong enough but pain would limit me. The right leg never touched the ground. I am not quite ready for that yet. I just wanted to post a status report of my recovery. I am doing good and will be back up and working before long. Thanks to all my OSA family for your support.
PS. just wanted to add that I was armed durring the crash and my glock 27 rode with me for 192 feet under the bus and was there when I told the Police Officer to remove my gun and holster together. He gave it to a family member at the hospitol and is by my side now. The weapon has some road rash and the holster was a Galco IWB shows damage aslo but both are in better shape than me.
PS. just wanted to add that I was armed durring the crash and my glock 27 rode with me for 192 feet under the bus and was there when I told the Police Officer to remove my gun and holster together. He gave it to a family member at the hospitol and is by my side now. The weapon has some road rash and the holster was a Galco IWB shows damage aslo but both are in better shape than me.
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