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  • TRIKEMAN posted a topic in the forum Rallies & Events:
    April 14, 2012
    Fallen in line of duty / Rally& Poker Run.
    Colorado-Springs,Colorado. Does ANYONE, especially in Colorado,--have ANY info on the yearly "rally/ poker-run" we have,-( usually around this time of year-to maybe May/June timeframe), for the  Police who "fell in the line of...  moreColorado-Springs,Colorado. Does ANYONE, especially in Colorado,--have ANY info on the yearly "rally/ poker-run" we have,-( usually around this time of year-to maybe May/June timeframe), for the  Police who "fell in the line of duty"??? I have even contacted the "Blue-Knights" for this area, and can't get an answer from anyone. Everyone I talk to,--can't come up with any kind of an answer that makes sense, or they don't know for sure. Would apprreciate any info on this I can find. Seems the people who usually put this thing together,--are nowhere to be found. Thought I'd give this one a try, see if anyone "HERE" might know. Appreciate any response.!!!!                --->>    <<---  ( I know THIS feeling).!!!!! Thanks to any//all----Bob.  less
  • TRIKEMAN replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
    April 10, 2012
    Riding with One Kidney
    Just wondering others thoughts or experiences regarding riding after removal of a kidney. Last fall I was unexpectedly diagnosed with kidney cancer. After having almost died due to blood loss I was cured after my surgeon removed the grapefruit size...  moreJust wondering others thoughts or experiences regarding riding after removal of a kidney. Last fall I was unexpectedly diagnosed with kidney cancer. After having almost died due to blood loss I was cured after my surgeon removed the grapefruit size tumor and my left kidney.  I was so grateful to be alive, cured and given a 92% survival rate at five years after having been initially given 6 months to live that the doctor’s words of what I can and can’t do only somewhat registered. No risky stuff, no riding motorcycles, limit alcohol, be good to that one kidney….etc. I remember frowning at the no riding but with everything that had gone on since the shock of cancer I was not ready to process it so I filed it away for later. Last weekend my husband and I decided to spend the beautiful, perfect day on the bike. It was wonderful, I love the feel of him as we ride, the oneness of us and we lean in unison, one rider in two bodies, so much like lovemaking it is intoxicating. Up...    less
  • TRIKEMAN replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
    April 9, 2012
    Riding with One Kidney
    Just wondering others thoughts or experiences regarding riding after removal of a kidney. Last fall I was unexpectedly diagnosed with kidney cancer. After having almost died due to blood loss I was cured after my surgeon removed the grapefruit size...  moreJust wondering others thoughts or experiences regarding riding after removal of a kidney. Last fall I was unexpectedly diagnosed with kidney cancer. After having almost died due to blood loss I was cured after my surgeon removed the grapefruit size tumor and my left kidney.  I was so grateful to be alive, cured and given a 92% survival rate at five years after having been initially given 6 months to live that the doctor’s words of what I can and can’t do only somewhat registered. No risky stuff, no riding motorcycles, limit alcohol, be good to that one kidney….etc. I remember frowning at the no riding but with everything that had gone on since the shock of cancer I was not ready to process it so I filed it away for later. Last weekend my husband and I decided to spend the beautiful, perfect day on the bike. It was wonderful, I love the feel of him as we ride, the oneness of us and we lean in unison, one rider in two bodies, so much like lovemaking it is intoxicating. Up...    less
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  • TRIKEMAN
    Posted in the topic Fallen in line of duty / Rally& Poker Run. in the forum Rallies & Events
    April 14, 2012 12:29 PM PDT
    Colorado-Springs,Colorado.
    Does ANYONE, especially in Colorado,--have ANY info on the yearly "rally/ poker-run" we have,-( usually around this time of year-to maybe May/June timeframe), for the  Police who "fell in the line of duty"??? I have even contacted the "Blue-Knights" for this area, and can't get an answer from anyone. Everyone I talk to,--can't come up with any kind of an answer that makes sense, or they don't know for sure.

    Would apprreciate any info on this I can find. Seems the people who usually put this thing together,--are nowhere to be found. Thought I'd give this one a try, see if anyone "HERE" might know. Appreciate any response.!!!!                --->>    <<---  ( I know THIS feeling).!!!!!

    Thanks to any//all----Bob.
  • TRIKEMAN
    Posted in the topic Riding with One Kidney in the forum Biker Chat
    April 9, 2012 7:09 PM PDT
    Just a quick thought here.
    In one of his replies,--jetman mentioned the cagers who don't" SEE"   us, or the kid runnin'  the light, that don't "SEE"  us.
    Struck me funny here.  I  have a "wing" with enough lights on it, to light-up a small city. They STILL do NOT "see"  me.

    The only way they will see us,--is if the bike had   "Police"    stencilled on the gas-tank.!!!    THEN,--they will see us 5 miles up the road, and around a corner, or "hidden" behind  a Wall-Mart.    But  let that machine have  POLICE  on the gas-tank.!!!!  HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

    They'll "see"  you THEN.!!!!!!!
  • TRIKEMAN
    Posted in the topic Riding with One Kidney in the forum Biker Chat
    April 9, 2012 6:55 PM PDT
    Dear OceanLily. Just "joined" this group, and read your story.AM sorry to hear about losing a kidney.!! What I DON'T understand,--is your Doctor telling you NOT to ride anymore. This makes NO sense. My younger brother contracted a kidney disease about 6 years ago.Something called( I think) PKD. Where the kidneys, turn into "plastic". He lost the first kidney in//about 2006-07, while in the AirForce.Needless to say,-he started dialysis right then. He does this every Monday-Wednesday-and Friday.    Having one good one left,-he stayed in the AirForce, with the medical-boards' permission, until the second kidney did the SAME thing,--turning into "plastic".Now, he has NO kidneys, and a world of culture-shock with all the things he can no-longer DO.   Each time this happened,( losing the kidney ),----one of the first things he asked his doctors,- was IF he could still ride his motorcycle. They all (the doctors--about 6 of them), told him, as long as he stayed on dialysis, AND his medications,--he could ride all that he wanted to, as long as he didn't "over-do-it"   or push himself past being "tired". He was finally discharged from the service. Now, in retirement, after 22 years,--he rides all the time.  He makes trips of an average of 1800 miles. He makes arraingements with Dialysis centers along the "routes" he travels, with a" hotel-stay"  of usually 1-2 days, before continuing his trip, for rest. Dialysizing,(as I understand it ), --"will knock-your-socks-off"".
     I would, out of curiosity, like to  know what your Doctor is thinking,--or what he is concerned about in your case.To lose one kidney is bad enough.But to tell you NOT to do what you love,--in riding,--sounds a litle "odd" for a Doctor. My wife is a nurse and I've asked her about this,--what your doctor advises, and she is not sure,--WHAT he (your Doctor) is "looking at" in your case.     Of course,--take it easy and DON'T overdo it.!! But IF you ARE able to,--and your husband agrees,--DO "keep-it-in-the-wind", and ride it--like ya' stold it.!!!!  I also am in Colorado.
    Probably close by. You and your husband take care,---GOOD LUCK with the health issues, and maybe  the wife and I will run into you guys at one of our "Rallies".  God knows,--we have some of the GREATEST scenery to look at in our state alone.!!!
    Bob.
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