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Trekkin and Birdin 10 years, 10 months ago.
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@2craziesmsn wrote:
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.
We are stopping there tomorrow. I think I will be very careful. Will continue to be praying for June.
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We were just there the beginning of August in the same place.
We do hope she recovers soon.
Following the signals from space.
Sorry to hear of this. Prayers for a complete recovery!
We’ll be stopping at Gundersen tomorrow after church for a visit. Do they make floral arrangements with signed logsheets that are listed on gc.com? If they didn’t get the state park cache signed, they should be given a “pass” for that one. It’s those “safe” spots where you get hurt….never the 5/5 cache. We’ll report back tomorrow evening.
Please do guys.
Following the signals from space.
Good news, She might be coming to Madison to a hospital on Monday.
Thank you for all of your support.
PS I did get the two caches in the park before this happen.
Very good news.
Great news!
The best sig is no sig.
Whoo-hoo! A move to Madison is the RIGHT way for Wrongway Junebug! There’s no place like home.
Good to hear of the impending move. Always better to be closer to home.
Update June was able to stand for a few minutes today on one foot. Left leg is broken and will get fix in Madison this week. We should be back in Madison Tuesday. She is working hard to get better
Also I would like to thank trekkin & Birdin for visiting us today and I would like to thank Team Kauai for starting this post
Thank you for sharing all the updates with us, Dave. You and June are “caching family”.
It was good to see June (and Dave) and meet her sister today when I visited. Poor girl is pretty banged up but it was great to see a sense of humor about it all. That will go a long way toward faster healing, I’m sure. Having been on the other end of a (not nearly as serious) caching injury myself, I was more than happy to stop in and help pass a little of time with you all. Here’s hoping that getting back to Madison and getting that leg fixed gets you back out soon!
That’s such good news to hear that she was able to stand up! I had this vision that she was in a coma on a breathing machine and didn’t know how she was doing. Kim and I pray for a full recovery and are glad to hear you’re able to be transferred!
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