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To the rider who crashed

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Hope Rider is alright. Prayers going up. Keep us posted if you can.


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Bad accident we worked. Can't say anymore about it per privacy. But it stuck with me. I needed to unload it.

ETA: He did pass.
 
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Monica said:
Bad accident we worked. Can't say anymore about it per privacy. But it stuck with me. I needed to unload it.

ETA: He did pass.
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Prayers for his family and y'all who had to help. I have come across a bad one before and know it's not fun but when people need help you have to. Thank you for helping both personally and professionally.
 
Monica said:
Bad accident we worked. Can't say anymore about it per privacy. But it stuck with me. I needed to unload it.

ETA: He did pass.
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It's always tough when a rider passes.
Prayers to his family
 
Monica said:
Bad accident we worked. Can't say anymore about it per privacy. But it stuck with me. I needed to unload it.

ETA: He did pass.
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As a fellow first responder let me know if you need help. The city I work for has a pretty good peer support group and my father in law is a psychiatrist that also works with the Dallas area CISM group.
 
Tough deal for sure. I knew in 1971 when I got my first bike for the public roads there were lots of risks. I have come close. Watched a friend die in the turn lane in the rain from a head on collision on Burnet road Austin. He had a helmet but wasn't wearing. I almost quit after that, and can still see John lying there all these years later. Motorcycle riding is so fun and it is my therapy. I am so sorry for the rider that passed and sad for the loss the riders family must endure. Gravity can be our friend or it can be quite cruel.
 
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Downs said:
As a fellow first responder let me know if you need help. The city I work for has a pretty good peer support group and my father in law is a psychiatrist that also works with the Dallas area CISM group.
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Downs, thank you for that.
 
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