Wayne got to try out something like the second one with tracks but with a major loss of income he couldn't afford the pricetag. So he intends to make his own. Without a doubt,he will do it.
My SIL 10 months later.
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Thanks Mist. No he didn't waste any time feeling sorry for himself. The snow has slowed him down but hasen't stopped him.
Fran, thank you for sharing Wayne's truly inspiring recovery process! I very well remember when his accident happened and he was a strong fighter right from the start.
Thank you mod. It sure is. What scares me now is my youngest son logs alone too.
4 years ago he got run over by a skidder. Mud season on a hill and he slipped. In the emergency room he couldn't move his
legs. That scared the hell out of me but he was fine with a few months of therapy.
legs. That scared the hell out of me but he was fine with a few months of therapy.
Yes very lucky. Trouble is I used to work in the woods myself so I know just how dangerous it is.
Wow that is great Fran. Having lost my own brother in a logging accident and also having worked in the woods in my younger yrs. for a time I can relate to what an amazing feat that would be. He is a truly amazing guy and has my total respect. Kudos to your SIL. Your daughter and you must be very proud of him.
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