Snow Nymph's Recent Climbing Accident

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Get well soon! You were smiling when you must have been hurting. Take care and I hope you're back in the mountains soon. [-o<
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Best Wishes for a rapid recovery!
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Hi Snowy,

I'm hoping for a speedy recovery for you. Get well soon !!!

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Snowy,
Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Hope everything heals properly and you are able to get back to the mountains soon. Thanks for the photo inspiration all these years.
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Well! You're a survivor, that's for damn sure! Let's not keep putting it to the test though, OK? Best to you, and I'd say "keep smiling," but I know you will!
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Thanks, Oldhiker and BSquared! Doing short walks now (1-2 mi?) and checked on a gym so I can get on the recumbent bike which I'll do in a few days. My brand new bike is sitting in front of me and can't ride it. :\ Hoping I can drive the jeep home next week, instead of fly (plane fares are high, and I'd have to fly back if I do that)
Expose yourself to your deepest fear; after that, fear has no power, and the fear of freedom shrinks and vanishes. You are free . . . . Jim Morrison


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Thanks for the update Snowy, great to read about your forward progress!! :thumbsup:
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