Hey!
A short sad story with a happy endind 
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Some of you, SUP Fanatics 
, might remember that four months ago, I was immobilised in a hospital bed wondering if i would move again... (www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=49119).
A few days ago, I was fully enjoying the fun of my SUP board between Lancelin and Jurien, WA... 
The audio background of the video is more interesting than my wonderful surfing skills... inexistent!!! 
) photos, but for some mysterious reasons, Lozza's machine could not "decipher the files" ... Another time!
Congratulations to you! A valiant effort and Im sure you have so much more to progress. As a relitively recent shoulder reconstruction patient I appluase your progress and can't wait to see your future videos!
Hi Fver,
If it was anything like my experience catching that first wave after some has told you that you might never walk surf etc again made me cry and I still do on occasion!
Keep sending the videos and dont care what they look like your surfin again thats what matters. I love watching guys like you that have the balls to get out there when sometimes a 1ftr can scare you sh!tless. You dont have to surf Sunset to have FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Also if that was your first wave back then in my book your shreading and it just gets better and better!
Best wishes
Phill, Kim, Kristiana,Nesha Niki
Bravo Fred
I remember the earlier thread and its great to see you out there! Gives hope to us all
Great story Fver.Come and have a paddle at Iso's.There's a few of us there on dawn patrol most mornings before the lowlife appear[}:)]
I'm the old guy riding a blue board thats too short for him
Well done Fred. Look forward to a Sup session with you. How is your neck now. Your the second person I know personally that has broken their neck surfing without spinal cord damage.
Jeremy
HAHA!
I managed to upload three of the images I initially wanted to insert in this thread...
The action takes place near Cervantes, WA.
Thanks all for the encouragements. This breaking neck story was a bit of a fight "against" my body, but that was somehow an amazing experience and i learnt much from it. So many unnoticeable things are sooo enjoyable now!
The filmed SUP session felt like a similar achievement in my recovery as the first time I run around Lake Monger remembering that I could painfully walk around it a few weeks before, which was also similar to be able to painfully walk around this lake when remembering been 100% dependent at the hospital a few weeks before. All these moments were pure euphoria inside me!!! and the paddling from years of canoeing/kayacking... 
the accident made me paranoid about depth of water and nature of the sea bottom 
... I'll definitely say hello next time I pass further offshore...
, however, I do not manage to upload the photos...
