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Message: [QUOTE="BSWIFT, post: 842949, member: 16802"] Thats the way it should be! I have suffered injuries while riding and have been fortunate enough to be with good friends. I remember the ribbing during and after and will take it for as long as they care to dish it out because I know they were there for me when I needed help. In the five years that I have been on DRN, I have met some of my [B]BEST[/B] friends in life. Some I see fairly regularly and others only occasionally but if they ever call for my help, I will aid them in whatever way I can. Recognizing the seriousness of an injury [i]may[/i] require specific training but being concerned only takes caring. Dave's experience from his job and traveling with kids was not enough to spot the symptoms of a mild stroke but they still showed concern and continued to be observant. Not everyone has medical training but we all have the capacity to show compasion and concern. Being observant only takes your time, no real expertise. [/QUOTE]