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Trekkin and Birdin 10 years, 10 months ago.
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June from 2CraziesMSN was seriously injured while geocaching on Sunday, August 31. She is currently in the ICU at Gundersen Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse, and will be transferred to Madison as soon as she is stable. If you have a positive thought or prayer to spare, please send it their way!
We’ve reached out them, as we’re close by and I can’t imagine dealing with something like this so far from home. Dave said the breathing tube is out and they’re trying to get her blood pressure down. They know we’d be happy to provide support in any way we can…I think positive healing thoughts would be great. Thanks for letting everyone in our geocaching family know.
Not good. Hopefully they can get back to MadTown as soon as possible! Thoughts and prayers with June and Dave.
Oh how sad. I will pray for them. Thank you for letting us know!
Not all who wander are lost. -J.R.R. Tolkien
May I ask anybody know what happened?
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Praying for June and Dave. Have met them often on the geocaching trail.
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Something like this happening once is too often
Hope to hear good news soonThe best sig is no sig.
Positive News: June has been moved out of ICU, though she is being watched closely. A transfer to Madison should happen early next week.
So what happened to June? Does anyone know?
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Most of us know June as wrongway Junebug. We just hope that she will find the right way and get better soon.
She was at Nelson Drewry State Park at a overlook and while taking picture she step on a rock and slip and went over the edge. Fell about 15 feet down and then rolled about 100 feet down the hill. Had to be airlifted to La Crosse hospital. She is improving every day.
Please give June a hug and let her know we are thinking of her. Hugs to you too Dave. We know you will take good care of her and we hope she continues to improve. It will be good to get her closer to home.
Thanks for the update on June, Dave. Sure is good to hear that she keeps improving.
Also glad to know that you weren’t having her doing any Evil Monkey caches. 😉My prayers for a full recovery…always a sad day when something happens to someone in the geocaching “family”.
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