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Road to Recovery: Accidents in our neighborhood

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Happy tomorrow morning everyone. Uh I was doing my race, my race, my run today, training, working on it. It's pretty good. And as I was making it back around, uh come to the entrance of our neighborhood, which is actually kind of entrance to a school area, the high school and everything else. And there's this one intersection. It's like a T intersection. As you come into the neighborhood, there are always accidents there. people turning out or turning in front or you know I think it's been petitioned many times to get a a uh a light that's there at least have that light during school times or whatever. There's just so many accidents and sure enough there's a lady that made a turn and there's a car oncoming car and smack. My wife happened to to be right there. She was running there. I was a little bit away, came up upon it afterwards, but she saw everything else. And I know from my recent accident, nobody saw it. And so, um, just doesn't always kind of work in the best manner. So, uh, she was hanging around. She'd call 911 and she'd also hang around just to tell the cops what was there. But, uh, again, just some chaos in the morning on a morning run. Sometimes that happens and you just got to, you know, keep moving on. And I'm thankful it looks like the drivers were okay. One was still being tended to by the EMTs. Uh so things happen around you. You need to be alert when you're running or walking or biking or anything else of traffic. I've heard I've known a lot of friends who have been hit by cars. So got to really pay attention what's going on um from all aspects, even when you're driving. So kind of a weird morning. Uh, and a weird update. I am still running, still working on my recovery. Still got some targets. Feeling pretty good. So, if you guys are out there, be safe. Have a fun run.

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