Infirmerie - Saison 2016

[marcella]

Respect pour ce gamin. :good:

[Batman]

J'en étais sure :) :applaud:

[Orodreth]

Il a bien changé au niveau du visage.

[Bradounet_]

Sûrement sous cortisone.

[Ratiate]

Il a une AUT?

[Momo2]

C'est impressionnant, il revient de tellement loin. :applaud:

[marcella]

Fracture du poignet pour M. Frapporti.

[Xav_38]

Chute de Malori sur Milan-Turin.

Sur twitter on annonce une fracture de la clavicule...

20 jours après sa reprise en compétition c'est vraiment dur... :sad:

[sviben]

Même sanction pour Ruben Fernandez.

Malori...C'est à vous dégouter du vélo, le pauvre.

[valverde1978]

Même sanction pour Ruben Fernandez.

Malori...C'est à vous dégouter du vélo, le pauvre.

il y a des années comme cela mais cette année la movistar a pris cher entre malori 2 fois castroviejo,rojas,ventoso,dani moreno en debut de saison,ruben fernandez

[Bradounet_]

Même sanction pour Ruben Fernandez.

Malori...C'est à vous dégouter du vélo, le pauvre.

Je pense qu'il a dû quand même bien le prendre, il sait qu'une clavette en fin de saison, ce n'est pas grand chose quand il sait d'où il revient. Il a un très gros mental.

[marcella]

Des nouvelles encourageantes en provenance de Tenerife puisque Riccardo Bridelli est hors de danger. :)

[Bradounet_]

En voyant les résultats du chrono de l'Olympia Tour qui rassemblait un bon nombre de favoris pour l'ITT U23 de Doha, Je me demandais ce que devenait Leo Appelt depuis sa chute assez anodine lors des derniers championnats d'Allemagne en juin.
En fait, alors qu'il s'entraînait dans les montagne tchèques en juillet, il s'est fait percuter par une voiture, résultat : rupture des ligaments croisés du genou.
Il a fait son retour à la compétition sur Paris-Chauny le week-end dernier. Donc pas de Championnats du monde pour lui cette année. Son prochain objectif sont les championnats du monde de poursuite élites en début d'année prochaine.

[_AlbatorConterdo]

Giulio Ciccone a été opéré avec succès d'un petit problème cardiaque qui avait entravé sa 2ème partie de saison. Il va prendre un mois de repos avant de reprendre l'entrainement normalement.

[Bradounet_]

Le point sur la situation de Stig Broeckx (traduction en anglais d'un article d'aujourd'hui du Het Laatste Nieuws par Echoes sur le forum de Cyclingnews) :


\"This Smile of His is What We Miss the Most\"

Stig's parents run a farm.

His father Peter says:

Since he has been transferred to the revalidation center in Overpelt he's gradually gone out of his vegetative situation and a bit of consciousness came back. Until 2 months ago Stig litterally reacted to nothing. He simply was ... a sleeping boy in his bed who did not show any sign of life. But the doctors said: \"If consciousness comes back, you as the closest family will be the first to notice it.\"


His mother :

The first hope-giving signs we saw in Stig's eyes. One day we realised that his dim coma eyes changed into searching eyes wherein ou had glance again and he can express himself again with his eyes. Closing the eyes once is a \"yes\", twice is a \"no\". Another means of communication that they taught him in the revalidation centre is with his right arm. in the meantime he can also move and control it. That way he can put his thumb to say okay and make a fist if something is not okay.


And though these action are slow, at least they are there. It's still unclear what Stig understand from what we all say but he can answer small questions with his eyes and arm and we already see emotions again. Stig cannot use all his facial muscles again but when he's happy we see an attempt to a smile in him. We are so happy about that. Because Stig was known for his smile. This smile of his is what I miss the most. Though he cannot speak yet we have learnt his body language. When in his room Stig points to a photograph of Stien, the 1.5 year old daughter of his sister with a finger of his right arm, then we know that he's asking about this child. Then we take his eye call the other day with us for a visit and we se that he's happy. We also notice this happiness when he sees his girlfriend Tilly. The way he the looks is special. We are full of admiration for our daughter-in-law because she so unconditionally keeps believing in recovery, never loses courage and visits him on a daily basis. How hard it sometimes is for her. She's a fantastic madame and already almost 5 years a perfect match for our Stig.


Neither do father and mother Broeckx miss a visit. His father:
Our days are fully organised around that visit. If there's too much work in the farm, Marie-An [the mother] goes there first and I join her later on but we must have seen him every day. Our two other sons and our daughter visit him whenever they can. We need it all as family. We ry to look as normal as possible with Stig. [Part I cannot translate] We tell him about daily things. About the farm home, about the rest of the family, about Stientje. These are enough incentive to work up. Too many incentives quickly brings chaos in his mind and he then gets uneasy. So we try to avoid that. [...] The therapy that he follows whole day long is already exhausting enough for him and he needs his rest.


His mother:
Stig really needs to learn everything again with his therapy and it's true, the small things that he already does again are keeping us up. Absolutely! But they don't put insecurity away. Because his situation till this very day remains serious. It remains a fact that our son is not mobile again yet, cannot yet fully express himself, is dependent on everything and needs care for everything. I fear the day Stig realises where he's landed in. It does not constantly goes in a progressive line with him either. In recent months, Stig has had three pneumonias and he got so weak from them that for weeks he showed no signs of improvement.


The father:
Stig and only Stig defines the rhythm. of course we hope that it will turn out as best as possible but we don't know what we may expect and we don't even ask the doctors about it. It doesn't even make any sense. We don't even think about what he'll be able to do or not in the future. We can't hope about things that might never come back. We are taking days as they come, are happy with the little signs of improvement, we don't give up and most of all try to stay positive.


The mother:
And of course, we feel impotence for what has been taken away from Stig for whatever the future brings it will never be the same again. There'll always be a \"before\" and an \"after\". But resentment doesn't solve anything. Neither does anger. Nor complaining. After the crash we've learnt not to go growling about things you anyway cannot change. Bad weather? bad milk prices? We don't worry about all that anymore. Plus we realise very well that some people have had even worse experiences than we have as family.


The father:
Only now we notice the boards about killed children alongside the road. We didn't think about them before. With Stig's crash we realise that there's a name on it. We realise: \"That's the name of somebody's child.\" We now understand the plight of these people better and that that is so much worse than when you still have your child.