On 1/17/2013 12:23 AM, Steve wrote:
>
> My seizures wheren't under control 1988-2008 so couldn't drive a car.
> I drove my bike constantly getting from place to place and also for
> exercise to release stress. Exercise rides where basically 20 miles
> keeping up a pace of 10-12 mph on the weekends. First played 2 hours
> of tennis in the mornings. I rode my bike because I couldn't drive a
> car by law, but it was legal to drive a hikeon those same rodes. Yes
> accidents can happen and did. I once went into a seizure on my bike on
> a rode and shattered a color bone into 3 pieces.
>
> If I didn't ride my bike, I would have kept my sanity because of not
> being able to release all the stress I had. I also did allot of biking
> on tails but getting to trails had to be on streets. But simple big
> rides of 20 miles where quick 2 hour rides. So, biking is a hell of
> allot safer! Especially if you have bike trails near by.
>
> In those days I used to have 1-7 complex partial seizures each month.
> Take care, keep a smile on your face!
>
> Steve
>
I will only go on the trails, if I am with someone else. Because, Just
a couple years ago, there was collision between two cyclists' on one of
the local trails in the region, and the ambulances had to figure out a
way to get to the accident scene. My concern is that, if I am biking on
the trails alone, and I have a seizure. I will not be seen, and no one
will no I am having a medical emergency.
Christopher
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