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Old 11-11-2008, 07:46 PM
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Thoughts and Prayers for Jim and the whole Popeye's Team. Speedy recovery!! Team Whoz Your Daddy 5-31
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Old 11-11-2008, 08:06 PM
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Jimmy is a strong young and healthy man.He will get through this.Our prayers will help him heal faster.Keep them coming.If there is anything I can do for you or the people that surround you Jim, please let me know! Get well soon buddy!
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Old 11-11-2008, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by phragle
this is why the rescue guys are such a pain in the butt after a crash when you guys say your ok, trying to insist you get properly checked out.
Please get ALL the facts before making statements like that.
Let's just concentrate on his recovery and wishing him well.
Thanks....PD
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Natoli were pulling for you brother. Thank you to Depatrillo boys and the rest of the safety gang for making sure Jim gets the best care possible.

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Randy,
Thank you for the update and my thoughts and prayers continue out to Jim and all effected by this sad event. Please keep us updated when you can.

Pulling for you Jim.... Ben
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Old 11-12-2008, 08:27 AM
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Hello Stan,

My name is Randy Nevers, I am a crew member with Billy Mauff and WHM Motorsports, we saw the flip from where we were watching the race, your crew was there with us also. We are all close and good friends, you were running hard and catching Bob. We are so sorry for what happened, our prayers are with him and yourself for speedy recoveries.

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Old 11-12-2008, 09:05 AM
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Last night Jim started coming around. A lot more talking and what looked like a big improvement from just 12 hrs earlyer. He will stay in the ICU a little longer but this is good. Thanks everyone your prayers are working!
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Thats Great!
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Old 11-12-2008, 10:17 AM
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Thanks Randy,, Speedy recovery to Jimmy!!
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Originally Posted by TYPHOON
The reason for stroke was the force of the water trying to rip the helmet off his head. The helmet strap was tearing on his artery and partially ripped the vain. When in the ER in KW they were primarily looking for head tarama only. Later that night some of the skin on the vain moved and slowed down the flow of blood to his brain. The Dr. in Miami felt it was better not to attempt surgery at this time due to the risk of life. His blood pressure has been boosted up to attempt to see if the vain will start to heal itself. Thats the best I can describe it now. He has talked very little at this time but is sedated pretty good.
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WOW that is scary!! And he was in a enclosed canopy!! Would a hans devise helped in this situation?? or a different type of helmet??? Did the canopy fail or did this happen when he was exiting the boat???

Please don't take my post in the wrong way, and know that I'm keeping Jim in my thoughts and prayers!!

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