SpineRide Canada

Entry for July 25, 2008

yesterday we arrived home and slept in our beds, the schedule was tight but it was worth it to arrive home one day early, the rv is in the shop getting a tune up, thanks bill and jack! we will regroup our stuff and head out tomorrow again for ottawa. it is great to see my family again and get a day off the bike to recoup. anyone is welcome to come see us in courtice at 1450 king st. east, in the courtice health center parking lot at noon. we really appreciate all the support we have recieved. thanks

2008-07-25 13:33:12 GMT

Comments (8 total)

Author:Anonymous

hi there
it was great having you home

very important question...where is the charger for the black and decker hedge trimmer? it isnt in the red tool chest with the drill etc. the dewalt charger is down there. i trimmed the front euonymus by hand and now need a massage. would be cheaper to find the charger

did you find your computer under your pillow?
you left it in the laundry room. good thing i noticed it before reg left!
be safe
love
michele
--michele

2008-07-28 03:00:07 GMT

Author:Anonymous

I hear the Canada AM interview went well - except for the early morning rise to get downtown in time.

Keep up the great work.
--David Hinton, Executive Director
<mailto:dhinton@canparaplegic.org>

2008-07-28 20:00:01 GMT

Author:Anonymous

Renato,
congratulations for your success so far. I thought you would be here tomorrow and was planning to come with my camera at the courtice clinic.

wish you all the best for the rest of the ride.
--Rakesh
<mailto:DR.RKBhargava@gnail.com>

2008-07-28 20:15:04 GMT

Author:Anonymous

2008-07-28 20:16:33 GMT

Author:Anonymous

Renato,
I am disappointed that you did not tril the eunonymus when you were taking a break at home.

Rakesh

--Rakesh Bhargava

2008-07-28 20:18:36 GMT

Author:Anonymous

Hello Men
Just a brief note to say hello and congratulations on reaching your own beds for one night. The Oshawa Territory Business Team at Pfizer is very proud to call you guys friends. Keep on Truckin! Best wishes Paul McGuckin
--Paul McGuckin
<mailto:paul.mcguckin@pfizer.com>

2008-07-29 18:29:25 GMT

Author:Anonymous

What an inspirational story. Good luck the rest of the way and may your travels be safe. My mother has recently been diagnosed with Paraplegia following major thoraic surgery. We are trying to deal with the life-altering consequences of such a traumatic event.
--Ubaldo Pace
<mailto:Ubaldo.Pace@Cn.Ca>

2008-07-30 02:13:08 GMT

Author:Anonymous

Congratulations on your efforts so far. I was lucky enought to be able to purchase one of the Cyclespine cycling shirts and will wear it with pride! Keep up the good work, the end is near!!
Bob

2008-07-30 10:09:19 GMT

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