Riding, racing, and living (if you can call this a life) in New Orleans. "Bike racing is art. Art is driven by passion, by emotions, by unknown thoughts. The blood that pumps through my veins is stirred by emotion. It's the same for every athlete. And that's why we do this." - Chris Carmichael
Saturday, March 11, 2006
Two Steps Back
So yesterday I thought I had taken a step forward and was on the road to a full and speedy recovery. Then, around 2 a.m., I wake up sweaty and feverish. 98.6 was out the window and my temperature gauge was reading 101. Damn. So I start the Amoxicillin like I knew I should have in the first place, take a couple of Advil and end up watching TV until dawn. No team training ride for me today, although I was able to meet the team for lunch. Instead, I spent most of the afternoon updating the LCCS rankings. I was almost finished when The Wife called from San Diego. Her sister who lives in Dallas, the one with whom we stayed after Katrina, was in a major auto accident. Her husband was airlifted to a different hospital and we don't know his condition yet. The Sister-in-Law suffered, as far as I can gather from third-hand reports, a broken leg, broken shoulder(?), concusson, and I think another broken bone. The Wife, who was planning to return tomorrow, is booking a flight.
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