Es geht bergauf

Nach seinem Sturz beim SX Paris und der heftigen Gesichtsverletzung, die er sich dabei zuzog, meldet sich Weston Peick endlich mit positiven Nachrichten zurück.

So postete der US-Amerikaner erstmals seit dem Crash etwas auf seinem Instagram. Offenbar ist er auf dem Weg der Besserung, kann inzwischen eigenständig laufen und wird am Dienstag wieder in die Staaten fliegen. Anbei Peicks Post mitsamt Fotos seines bisherigen Genesungsfortschrittes.

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Well this has been one hell of a injury I can???t even explain how much suffering has gone on over the past 2 weeks. I had well over 10 fractures throughout my face 3 surgeries. But it???s finally turning for the better I???m walking around slowly and getting my body moving again, I???ll be flying back home to the states Tuesday. Huge shoutout to @road2recovery and everyone that has made donations to help support this long positive journey to getting back on the bike. I can???t thank my family and friends enough for their prayers and positive thoughts. Big thanks to all of the people here in France that have made my stay easier and more suitable for my family.

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Weston Peick (@westonpeick) am Dez 2, 2018 um 5:33 PST

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Well this has been one hell of a injury I can???t even explain how much suffering has gone on over the past 2 weeks. I had well over 10 fractures throughout my face 3 surgeries. But it???s finally turning for the better I???m walking around slowly and getting my body moving again, I???ll be flying back home to the states Tuesday. Huge shoutout to @road2recovery and everyone that has made donations to help support this long positive journey to getting back on the bike. I can???t thank my family and friends enough for their prayers and positive thoughts. Big thanks to all of the people here in France that have made my stay easier and more suitable for my family.

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Weston Peick (@westonpeick) am Dez 2, 2018 um 5:33 PST

Auf dem von Road2Recovery eingerichteten Spendenfond mit dem Ziel von 100 Tausend Dollar wurden übrigens bisher bereits über 45 Tausend Dollar gespendet.

Bleib stark, Weston!