Saloner seriously hurt doing the ice bucket challenge

[mjbabcock]

Thomas. This isn't the place. Or time. Maybe edit that or start a new thread.

[sk_tle]

Sometimes I think things needs to be said when it hurts the most.

Again I'm very sorry for Jason and hope he will recover completely and his family won't suffer from this any longer.

[theflashunc]

I'm reminded of Leigh Steinberg's story about how he sat in a hospital room with Troy Aikman after he suffered a serious concussion in the playoffs. Had the same conversation with Troy every 10-15 minutes for about six hours. Brain injuries are scary stuff.

Good vibes headed Jason's way. Hope he makes a full recovery.

[Jason Musgrave]

This is Heather (Jason's wife), Jason wanted me to come here and post (I see there is already a thread so I'm replying here) because he was worried that you guys might get your FMB's too late for cross season now. It's gonna be a few days before he has the wherewithal to add numbers and finalize with Francois. He wanted me to let you know that if you need to back out its fine, just drop him an email.

Thank you for all the prayers and thoughts. He had no long-term memory loss, it just covered the last couple weeks, mostly the last few days. Its coming back. Slowly. He has had a hard time realizing that he cannot trust his mind. Again please keep him (us) in your prayers. Thank you for all of the support, he was brought to tears when I showed him this thread.

[Nierman]

Thanks for the update Heather! That is great news to hear. Please let Jason know we're all doing extra pushups for him until he's fully recovered.

[maunahaole]

Heather, thank you for checking in with an update. Please let us know if there is anything that you need to help your family during this time. Jason is like family to us. He is always the one to help and would never ask for anything. I think that I can speak for many of is in saying that we are more than willing to do what we can for your family.

[Matthew Strongin]

Heather, thank you for checking in with an update. Please let us know if there is anything that you need to help your family during this time. Jason is like family to us. He is always the one to help and would never ask for anything. I think that I can speak for many of is in saying that we are more than willing to do what we can for your family.

This. Seriously, just ask.

[Gattonero]

Not good news, hope this fella gets well soon!

[pdxharth]

Thanks for the update, Heather. That's encouraging news. Big props to Jason for all he brings to the Salon and the help he's given me individually. I appreciate his positive attitude and his generosity very much. Will keep looking for more news as his condition improves!

Cheers,
Harth

[jimbo]

This. Seriously, just ask.

What Matt said.
Anything I can do, I will. just ask.
Jason is one of the best, always doing for others. We need more of guys like him in this world.
Sending my best for a speedy recovery Jason.

[billrick]

Prayers sent. I had a family member suffer transient global amnesia after falling off a bike. We had a full recovery but it is a scary thing and can put quite a dent in one's confidence. Hang in there, it will get better!

[zetroc]

LMK if you guys need help distributing the tires. You're in my thoughts.

[big shanty]

Wishing him the best and a speedy recovery.

[VTMike]

A little late, but sure-do wish Jason and family the best.

[Moke]

Thanks for the update Heather. Never met the man in person, but I count him as a friend thru tire buys, rim buys and witty posts on the Salon. Strong work Mr. Jason, take care brother. Greg

[Lionel]

Good to hear the good news Heather,

Incredible to hear that Jasson is thinking about FMB right now ;-)

[myers]

Great news. My thoughts are with you and your family. Tim

[joosttx]

Hang in there Jason and you too, Heather. Lots of positive thoughts, vibes and prayers coming your way.

[Mabouya]

Jason, glad to hear that things are looking up.

Could the most recent incident be related to this one?

Anyone else have a hypersensitive vagus nerve? Today I was in to see the Doc about an ingrown toenail (had a 1200lb log fall on my foot this spring--lost the nail). To make a long story short I passed out--really freaking hard, I was out for 2 minutes and took the next 4 hours to fully recover my wits. About 10 minutes after I came to my heart rate was still >40bpm (normally ~44)

This has been a problem my whole life--a Doc once told me because I am "tall, lanky, and fit" that I was classic for it. How the heck to I fight this so I don't feel like such a pansy every time someone messes with me...

[Shoogs]

Glad to hear he's on the road to recovery. Brain stuff is scary stuff.