Yesterday my father had an accident while at work. He was digging a trench for the construction company he works for to put a new septic tank in and the dirt/rock mound caved in on him. He broke both of his legs and his right arm. His arm and his left leg they say will be fine with a 99% chance of full recover on the arm and 80% chance on the leg. His shattered the femur bone on the right side of his body and needs full re-constructive surgery. There is a 80% chance the surgery will give him limited use of his right leg and a 20% chance they say if surgery doesnt help then they may have to amputate. For those of you who preay please include my father in your prayers. He is a great man and has a real love for his family. Thank you for reading and have a Merry Christmas to everyone as my computer time will be limited until he fully recovers.

Wow, that sucks, we will definitely keep him in our prayers.  

At least he is still here to share the Xmas with thank God.  Hope he heals well and feels better soon.

Man, that's terrible. I hope things work out for your dad.

Yikes! he will definately be in my prayers!

God bless  

Prayers sent.

thank you all for the response, god bless you all for the kind words

prayers on the way

I hope he has a full, speedy recovery.  My prayers are with him and your family.

Maxke01 prayers out for ya dad

whats your Dads first name and when is his surgery??

I'd like to pray during that time as well for ya.

Best wishes.

I said a prayer prior to posting this.

More are on their way. Keep us posted on his recovery.

Your father will be in our prayers. I hope all goes well with his surgery and recovery.

Falcon

Surgery was yesterday..a gruesome 9 hours, he lost a lot of blood and had  to have a transfusion but other than that all went well. They are talking at least 6-8 months recovery time including physical therapy for 3 months. Ill be off for the next few days so all be safe and enjoy the holidays.

 Wish I could think of something stronger than  :PTHAT SUCKS !!! My hopes and thoughts are with you and your family...

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