Out of the saddle....temporarily

Freeride39 · Oct 22, 2006, 09:47

Hey guys on Monday night I was rushed to the hospital because I was feeling nausea and vomitting blood. I had a tube pushed through my nose and into my stomach to irrigate the blood within my stomach for about 14 hours. They did a scope the next day and found that I had two bleeding ulcers (ikaiyoo) in my esaphogus area. I had to stay at the hospital for a week and was released Friday. They had me in the bed for 4 days recovering. When I was released, Im asked the Doctor was it okay for me to do a 59 mile ride the next day......LOL. She advised me to stay off of the sadddle until next week to keep from stressing the ulcers. Feeling better and healing; will probably be on medication for the rest of my life for the acid reflux.....LOL. Doing okay....Thomas, I should have all your gear by 15 November, sorry for the long wait before I placed the order, but had to get my cash flow together. See you all at the Tour de Unagi.

Hey Thomas and Sora, I'm going to purchase a Trek Madone 5.0 "2007" model in January!!!! Can't wait! madone50_blackpearlcarbon.jpg

Ash · Oct 22, 2006, 10:40

Man, thats tough! Hope you are feeling better soon.

A Trek Madone will definitely take your mind off the ulcers though! Thats a sweet ride.

Look forward to meeting you on the Unagi run.

Ash

Thomas · Oct 22, 2006, 15:42

So sorry to heat that, Shay! Please get better soon and take things easy, especially the cycling!

Trek Madone... sheesh. How can we beat that?!

Freeride39 · Oct 22, 2006, 18:44

Thanks everyone for your concern!

Actually I would love to purchase the TREK Madone SL 5.9 but I can't justify the $5499.00 price tag to myself

madonesl59_bluesilver.jpg

Pete · Oct 22, 2006, 22:29

Originally Posted by Freeride39

Thanks everyone for your concern!

Actually I would love to purchase the TREK Madone SL 5.9 but I can't justify the $5499.00 price tag to myself Attachment 49

Get well soon mate.

I love the picture of the Trek. Now that looks wickedly fast

Sora · Oct 22, 2006, 23:40

Hey guys on Monday night I was rushed to the hospital because I was feeling nausea and vomitting blood. I had a tube pushed through my nose and into my stomach to irrigate the blood within my stomach for about 14 hours. They did a scope the next day and found that I had two bleeding ulcers (ikaiyoo) in my esaphogus area. I had to stay at the hospital for a week and was released Friday. They had me in the bed for 4 days recovering. When I was released, Im asked the Doctor was it okay for me to do a 59 mile ride the next day......LOL. She advised me to stay off of the sadddle until next week to keep from stressing the ulcers. Feeling better and healing; will probably be on medication for the rest of my life for the acid reflux.....LOL. Doing okay....Thomas, I should have all your gear by 15 November, sorry for the long wait before I placed the order, but had to get my cash flow together. See you all at the Tour de Unagi.

Sorry to hear that.
I hope you will get better soon and am looking forward to seeing you are good in Tour d'Unagi.

Hey Thomas and Sora, I'm going to purchase a Trek Madone 5.0 "2007" model in January!!!! Can't wait! Attachment 48

Cool!!!
I envy you.

Freeride39 · Oct 23, 2006, 02:59

yes i will be ready to ride the Tour

I LUV TEXAS · Oct 25, 2006, 15:03

Hi, Shay, I am sorry to hear about that. A couple of years ago, I had stomach ulcer too. Rest is the best medicne for it. Please take care.

Trek Modone... jeez, that makes me want to upgrade my "Litespeed" components to Ultegra and wheels to Easton Acsent II!!
(Now, I have to carefully draw a plan, how to convince my wife, lol)

KWill · Oct 26, 2006, 19:55

Good to see that you are doing better...and back at work too.

You know that I'm saving up for an Italian carbon fiber frame...I'm leaning toward Pinarello or Casati but I like the Swiss made BMC too. I'm going to the states in February and will pick it up there...much cheaper than here and they will have my 59cm size.

I may drive to this place in Little Rock while I'm in the states...he'll give me a 10% discount. http://www.competitivecyclist.com/road-bikes

See you this weekend for our Onsen ride.

Freeride39 · Oct 26, 2006, 20:50

Yes I will see you Saturday morning for the Onsen run!

Originally Posted by KWill

Good to see that you are doing better...and back at work too.

You know that I'm saving up for an Italian carbon fiber frame...I'm leaning toward Pinarello or Casati but I like the Swiss made BMC too. I'm going to the states in February and will pick it up there...much cheaper than here and they will have my 59cm size.

I may drive to this place in Little Rock while I'm in the states...he'll give me a 10% discount. http://www.competitivecyclist.com/road-bikes

See you this weekend for our Onsen ride.

Oct 22, 2006, 09:47	#1
Freeride39 Peloton Leader Joined: May 2006 Location: California/Tokyo Japan/Okinawa Posts: 580 11	Out of the saddle....temporarily Hey guys on Monday night I was rushed to the hospital because I was feeling nausea and vomitting blood. I had a tube pushed through my nose and into my stomach to irrigate the blood within my stomach for about 14 hours. They did a scope the next day and found that I had two bleeding ulcers (ikaiyoo) in my esaphogus area. I had to stay at the hospital for a week and was released Friday. They had me in the bed for 4 days recovering. When I was released, Im asked the Doctor was it okay for me to do a 59 mile ride the next day......LOL. She advised me to stay off of the sadddle until next week to keep from stressing the ulcers. Feeling better and healing; will probably be on medication for the rest of my life for the acid reflux.....LOL. Doing okay....Thomas, I should have all your gear by 15 November, sorry for the long wait before I placed the order, but had to get my cash flow together. See you all at the Tour de Unagi. Hey Thomas and Sora, I'm going to purchase a Trek Madone 5.0 "2007" model in January!!!! Can't wait! madone50_blackpearlcarbon.jpg

Oct 22, 2006, 15:42	#3
Thomas the Crank Engine Joined: Nov 2005 Location: 西大島 Posts: 1,852 Blog Entries: 12 47	So sorry to heat that, Shay! Please get better soon and take things easy, especially the cycling! Trek Madone... sheesh. How can we beat that?! __________________ "Wer rastet, der rostet!" (He who rests, rusts.) \|For sale: Extra cheap: Bontrager Race X Lite Aero wheelset (2007) \| Selle Italia Flite Gel Flow saddle\|

Oct 22, 2006, 22:29	#5
Pete Senior Cyclist Joined: Sep 2006 Location: Ichikawa Chiba Posts: 128 7	Originally Posted by Freeride39 Thanks everyone for your concern! Actually I would love to purchase the TREK Madone SL 5.9 but I can't justify the $5499.00 price tag to myself Attachment 49 Get well soon mate. I love the picture of the Trek. Now that looks wickedly fast

Oct 22, 2006, 23:40	#6
Sora Basho's companion Joined: Nov 2005 Location: Yokohama Posts: 1,617 Blog Entries: 31 37	Hey guys on Monday night I was rushed to the hospital because I was feeling nausea and vomitting blood. I had a tube pushed through my nose and into my stomach to irrigate the blood within my stomach for about 14 hours. They did a scope the next day and found that I had two bleeding ulcers (ikaiyoo) in my esaphogus area. I had to stay at the hospital for a week and was released Friday. They had me in the bed for 4 days recovering. When I was released, Im asked the Doctor was it okay for me to do a 59 mile ride the next day......LOL. She advised me to stay off of the sadddle until next week to keep from stressing the ulcers. Feeling better and healing; will probably be on medication for the rest of my life for the acid reflux.....LOL. Doing okay....Thomas, I should have all your gear by 15 November, sorry for the long wait before I placed the order, but had to get my cash flow together. See you all at the Tour de Unagi. Sorry to hear that. I hope you will get better soon and am looking forward to seeing you are good in Tour d'Unagi. Hey Thomas and Sora, I'm going to purchase a Trek Madone 5.0 "2007" model in January!!!! Can't wait! Attachment 48 Cool!!! I envy you. __________________ チャリの上に生涯を浮かべ老いをむかふる者は日々旅にして旅を栖とす - A lifetime adrift on a bike, everyday is a journey, and the journey itself is home.

Oct 25, 2006, 15:03	#8
I LUV TEXAS Biker Joined: Aug 2006 Location: Tokyo Posts: 31 2	Wishing to get well soon Hi, Shay, I am sorry to hear about that. A couple of years ago, I had stomach ulcer too. Rest is the best medicne for it. Please take care. Trek Modone... jeez, that makes me want to upgrade my "Litespeed" components to Ultegra and wheels to Easton Acsent II!! (Now, I have to carefully draw a plan, how to convince my wife, lol)

Oct 22, 2006, 10:40	#2
Ash Peloton Leader Joined: Apr 2006 Location: shakujiidai, nerima ku, tokyo Posts: 705 11	Man, thats tough! Hope you are feeling better soon. A Trek Madone will definitely take your mind off the ulcers though! Thats a sweet ride. Look forward to meeting you on the Unagi run. Ash

Oct 22, 2006, 18:44	#4
Freeride39 Peloton Leader Joined: May 2006 Location: California/Tokyo Japan/Okinawa Posts: 580 11	Thanks everyone for your concern! Actually I would love to purchase the TREK Madone SL 5.9 but I can't justify the $5499.00 price tag to myself madonesl59_bluesilver.jpg

Oct 23, 2006, 02:59	#7
Freeride39 Peloton Leader Joined: May 2006 Location: California/Tokyo Japan/Okinawa Posts: 580 11	yes i will be ready to ride the Tour

Oct 26, 2006, 19:55	#9
KWill Biker Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Yokota Air Base, Japan Posts: 60 6	Good to see that you are doing better...and back at work too. You know that I'm saving up for an Italian carbon fiber frame...I'm leaning toward Pinarello or Casati but I like the Swiss made BMC too. I'm going to the states in February and will pick it up there...much cheaper than here and they will have my 59cm size. I may drive to this place in Little Rock while I'm in the states...he'll give me a 10% discount. http://www.competitivecyclist.com/road-bikes See you this weekend for our Onsen ride.

Oct 26, 2006, 20:50	#10
Freeride39 Peloton Leader Joined: May 2006 Location: California/Tokyo Japan/Okinawa Posts: 580 11	Yes I will see you Saturday morning for the Onsen run! Originally Posted by KWill Good to see that you are doing better...and back at work too. You know that I'm saving up for an Italian carbon fiber frame...I'm leaning toward Pinarello or Casati but I like the Swiss made BMC too. I'm going to the states in February and will pick it up there...much cheaper than here and they will have my 59cm size. I may drive to this place in Little Rock while I'm in the states...he'll give me a 10% discount. http://www.competitivecyclist.com/road-bikes See you this weekend for our Onsen ride.

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