Ladies and Gentlemen:
I would like to introduce to you a man who needs no introduction. A man whose tireless commitment and dedication to posting the best in "Postwhoring" and the like. A man whose striking good looks and quick wit keeps his fellow members either laughing or scratching their heads constantly.
Alright, enough of the BS. Just wanted to chime in to let everyone know that I'm back (may make some excited while at the same time make some say... "Aww Sh^t!!"). Anyway, here's the update on me and the Busa's condition. I'm currently in physical therapy and doing very well. Believe it or not, I am almost one month ahead of the schedule I've been put on by my doctor. Currently working on bending my knee to get it back to normal. I am able to bend it to slightly over 100 degrees (the norm is 140). The best thing is that I am able to do this on my own without the therapist's help. I got to therapy three days a week and I work out on my days off. I truly believe that doing a lot of extra work at home helps me out a lot. That and a lot of encouragement from Lori (LoBusa) has been good for me. Now for the bad news. According to my doctor, he feels that the knee is still a little loose. The knee can still be moved slightly out of joint and that's not good. It has stiffened up considerably over the past few weeks, but a decision will be made by the end of September whether the doctor will have to go back in again. This time it will be strictly a scope and a fairly short surgery. I'm just hoping that it doesn't set me back in my therapy. The extra surgery doesn't bother me...it's just the thought of having to start over my therapy now that I'm doing so well. I think that depresses me more than anything else. I'm also tired of being at home all the time. Never thought that I would say this, but I really miss going to work.
As for the Busa. Kennedy's doing fine. Haven't started any work on her just yet. I've got my parts and paint lined up, but nothing as of yet. My buddy, Chris, is real anxious to get started on painting my bike. He has some great ideas that he's coming up with, but I'll just keep it all under wraps until we start making some progress. All I'm going to say right now is that I am painting the bike Jade Escabus. The color is a beautiful green that changes tint with the light. Stay tuned for more updates.
Brian
I would like to introduce to you a man who needs no introduction. A man whose tireless commitment and dedication to posting the best in "Postwhoring" and the like. A man whose striking good looks and quick wit keeps his fellow members either laughing or scratching their heads constantly.
Alright, enough of the BS. Just wanted to chime in to let everyone know that I'm back (may make some excited while at the same time make some say... "Aww Sh^t!!"). Anyway, here's the update on me and the Busa's condition. I'm currently in physical therapy and doing very well. Believe it or not, I am almost one month ahead of the schedule I've been put on by my doctor. Currently working on bending my knee to get it back to normal. I am able to bend it to slightly over 100 degrees (the norm is 140). The best thing is that I am able to do this on my own without the therapist's help. I got to therapy three days a week and I work out on my days off. I truly believe that doing a lot of extra work at home helps me out a lot. That and a lot of encouragement from Lori (LoBusa) has been good for me. Now for the bad news. According to my doctor, he feels that the knee is still a little loose. The knee can still be moved slightly out of joint and that's not good. It has stiffened up considerably over the past few weeks, but a decision will be made by the end of September whether the doctor will have to go back in again. This time it will be strictly a scope and a fairly short surgery. I'm just hoping that it doesn't set me back in my therapy. The extra surgery doesn't bother me...it's just the thought of having to start over my therapy now that I'm doing so well. I think that depresses me more than anything else. I'm also tired of being at home all the time. Never thought that I would say this, but I really miss going to work.
As for the Busa. Kennedy's doing fine. Haven't started any work on her just yet. I've got my parts and paint lined up, but nothing as of yet. My buddy, Chris, is real anxious to get started on painting my bike. He has some great ideas that he's coming up with, but I'll just keep it all under wraps until we start making some progress. All I'm going to say right now is that I am painting the bike Jade Escabus. The color is a beautiful green that changes tint with the light. Stay tuned for more updates.
Brian
Glad to see you back on board...Tried to send you a message but I freaked that up...Anyway I been rep'n for ya in ya absense...Did you want me to put that pic of you in a wheel chair in the member pics???I had forgotten about it til now...Don't be turning the Busa into a trike...That would suck...Glad your recovery is going well...If you need some inspiration I could send you a couple of freaks I know that sport the double daisies in a nasty way...I guess that want work either all you can do is lay there...These ladies get really rough...They could cause a set back in your recovery...So I'll treat them myself..."STUNNAH STYLE"...Peace out... 
again.... We have truly missed you around here. Your wit, humor, and downright vast knowledge and expertise of the Busa has been missing for so long and it's just freakin' great to have you back!!! (Sounds like you paid me to say those things huh?) Damn, that made me feel like I was gonna puke... J/K
You know I will come out there and visit you (once Kennedy is up and running so I can check her out for ya!)
I know what you're going through and it ain't fun but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. It's the headlight from your Busa calling you back. 
