No, this is not me. This is Don just after his bike accident. They say there are only 2 types of bikers...those who have had an accident and those that will. That's encouraging...something to look forward to. Toward the end of the summer last year, Don got ran off the road by a car while living in Elko, NV. I remember the first phone call I received from Jill. She just told us that Don had been hit by a car and that he was unconscious, obviously not knowing the details of what had just happened. So, those were the only premature details that she knew and what the doctors had told her. Well, being his twin brother, I got really nervous and concerned. Maybe, it's the twin thing. I remember thinking and fearing the worst. So, I packed up the family and drug them down to Elko hoping everything was okay. About halfway there, we got the call that he was going to be okay. He was a little beat up, but no permanent damage. The worst part was the herniated disc in his neck that you obviously can't really tell in the picture, except for his leaning forward a little
Nice towel brother! What was that for? Just hanging out in your skimpies? I think you looked pretty cool with the cuts and bruises and the double armed wrap. This is classic. This happened on a Saturday. I guess one good thing came out of this though. I was able to skip church the next day with the family. This was the first time I had missed church since being in the bishopric. Thanks Don!
No, this is not me. This is Don just after his bike accident. They say there are only 2 types of bikers...those who have had an accident and those that will. That's encouraging...something to look forward to. Toward the end of the summer last year, Don got ran off the road by a car while living in Elko, NV. I remember the first phone call I received from Jill. She just told us that Don had been hit by a car and that he was unconscious, obviously not knowing the details of what had just happened. So, those were the only premature details that she knew and what the doctors had told her. Well, being his twin brother, I got really nervous and concerned. Maybe, it's the twin thing. I remember thinking and fearing the worst. So, I packed up the family and drug them down to Elko hoping everything was okay. About halfway there, we got the call that he was going to be okay. He was a little beat up, but no permanent damage. The worst part was the herniated disc in his neck that you obviously can't really tell in the picture, except for his leaning forward a little 
Nice towel brother! What was that for? Just hanging out in your skimpies? I think you looked pretty cool with the cuts and bruises and the double armed wrap. This is classic. This happened on a Saturday. I guess one good thing came out of this though. I was able to skip church the next day with the family. This was the first time I had missed church since being in the bishopric. Thanks Don!
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