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  2. Haha! Nice one Jeremy!

    BTW Wasn't it hard for you to get back to the sea, where the accident happened?
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    great to see you're completely recovered, Jeremy
  7. Most of you know that just over a year ago, I was injured in a freak spinal cord injury and lost all feeling and movement from my waist down. As you can tell by the videos posted in this topic, I've had a miraculous year of healing and recovery. I celebrated this week in two ways. First up, I got my first tattoo on Tuesday, the exact one year anniversary of my injury. While I was in the hospital, I listened to a lot of music, but listened to "Three Little Birds" by Bob Marley several times a day, usually in the morning before my therapies, and at the end of the day after everyone went home. The chorus really spoke to me: "Don't worry, about a thing. Cause every little thing is gonna be alright."

    So, here's my tattoo:



    Second, I completed a 5k hike through a local vineyard today with some very close friends cheering me on. I walked most of the way, but did manage to jog across the finish line. Quite an amazing feat when you think that I couldn't even wiggle my toes a year ago. Enjoy!

  8. wow, thatz really inspiring how you cope(d) with the situation. And the tatoo is a great idea!!!
  9. Originally posted by haytrain:Most of you know that just over a year ago, I was injured in a freak spinal cord injury and lost all feeling and movement from my waist down. As you can tell by the videos posted in this topic, I've had a miraculous year of healing and recovery. I celebrated this week in two ways. First up, I got my first tattoo on Tuesday, the exact one year anniversary of my injury. While I was in the hospital, I listened to a lot of music, but listened to "Three Little Birds" by Bob Marley several times a day, usually in the morning before my therapies, and at the end of the day after everyone went home. The chorus really spoke to me: "Don't worry, about a thing. Cause every little thing is gonna be alright."

    So, here's my tattoo:
    [image]


    Second, I completed a 5k hike through a local vineyard today with some very close friends cheering me on. I walked most of the way, but did manage to jog across the finish line. Quite an amazing feat when you think that I couldn't even wiggle my toes a year ago. Enjoy!

    [YouTube Video]


    Great Job Jeremy - it's the first time I read this thread; thank you for sharing this with us, and very best of luck for everything!
  10. Originally posted by haytrain:Most of you know that just over a year ago, I was injured in a freak spinal cord injury and lost all feeling and movement from my waist down. As you can tell by the videos posted in this topic, I've had a miraculous year of healing and recovery. I celebrated this week in two ways. First up, I got my first tattoo on Tuesday, the exact one year anniversary of my injury. While I was in the hospital, I listened to a lot of music, but listened to "Three Little Birds" by Bob Marley several times a day, usually in the morning before my therapies, and at the end of the day after everyone went home. The chorus really spoke to me: "Don't worry, about a thing. Cause every little thing is gonna be alright."

    So, here's my tattoo:
    [image]


    Second, I completed a 5k hike through a local vineyard today with some very close friends cheering me on. I walked most of the way, but did manage to jog across the finish line. Quite an amazing feat when you think that I couldn't even wiggle my toes a year ago. Enjoy!

    [YouTube Video]


    i can take a break from my "hiatus" to drop in and say WOOOOOOOOOOOO! AWESOME JEREMY!!! Thats so exciting man! God Bless!!!!
  11. Hello friend, it's a big lesson for all of us, have a good time for the next months and for the U2 gigs!!
  12. YAY!! Jeremy!
    I was thinking about you the other day!!
    Glad to hear your doing well!
    Great Tat!!
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