rocknrobcowboy
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Good Qustion..Hopefully a Complete Recovery SoonWhat's the recovery for something like that assuming everything comes back good?
Good Qustion..Hopefully a Complete Recovery SoonWhat's the recovery for something like that assuming everything comes back good?
Good Qustion..Hopefully a Complete Recovery Soon
Well said. I completely agree. Yes we fight and bicker about a pointless game but when something possibly tragic just happened we came together as people and not fans of the Cowboys. I am impressed and appreciative of the response this community had. This community has a lot if caring people in it and like yourself that's why I have been coming here for 15 or years.This gives me hope for humanity. Here we are, fans of the Dallas Cowboys who fight every day, and yet, we all come together. There's a reason I've been here for now 18 years. We're pulling for you young man.
I don't think it is a good sign that he had to be intubated and wasn't breathing on his own afterward.
I'm a fool, a moron and worse.
So a correction 10 minutes later: I've now already watched Hamlin's second clip 50 times. Still, me? I got hard soil...thick skin...don't know if anything can seep in.
Spooked out. I used the word "cherish" in my "prayer" post earlier tonight in another thread, me an *agnostic*. Who talks of "cherishing". Who talks of mother and father and prayer? Who believes anything now...and then (perhaps) dies as a young athlete from the 1-in-billion freakiest most unusual of circumstances
...and makes everyone in America suddenly want to pray?
It’s considered a sudden death injury, though now the survival rate is ~35%. For mere mortals that survive, they go back to their daily routines. Not sure about athletes.