The Weight of a Millimeter
A distracted driver, a motorcycle crash, and the terrifying wait to see if I would ever walk again.
https://my-notes.dragas.net/2026/02/02/the-weight-of-a-millimeter/
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@stefano I ride pushbikes and have had more than my fair share with idiot in cars...
@stefano wow, I'm happy you got back on your feet. <3
@stefano I read that without any break, it's such an intensive text. And I know that feeling well when you understand more about life in a hospital.
I'm happy that it ended well!
@stefano You’re a lucky guy, Stefano, that could have turned out a lot worse. Thanks a lot for sharing such personal stories, still trying to avoid that in my blog.
You still use a scooter?
@Linkshaender Thank you. No, not anymore. But not because of this accident: when I moved away from Bologna, I almost stopped using it (except when going to Bologna) and finally sold it in 2014.
@stefano I see. Well, anyway, next time I’m taking the Vespone on the road, I will have you blog post in mind. I’m always assuming everybody else is driving careless, but you never know. OTOH, I feel safer driving in Italy than here in Bavaria…
@stefano
Dude, your blog has very emotional stories. Happy that it ended well in this case.
@kinghaunst Thank you, Rainer. I'm trying to express my feelings, my memories, my points of view. Sometimes, they're emotional 🙂
@stefano Doctors remaining vague … I made that experience, too (different case, but still), and I hate it. I always want to know what's going on.
@atarifrosch I agree, but sometimes they don’t really know.
@stefano Then they could tell that (but they often avoid to admit that).
