Last time I checked, Detroit was in Michigan. Did they move it to North Carolina?

Hopes and prayers to Amy. As a Dad, I worry about something like this happening and all of the repercussions.

Greg

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I can only imagine that this would be incredibly helpful for them to hear. thanks so much for posting and congratulations on your recovery!

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She is at Henry Ford Hospital room 455A. She may have been moved however.

Here was the message I recieved:

Details: It was about 3 pm, Sat., Sept. 15, 2012. Amy was biking with Dave Pasco in Metamora (near Lapeer, MI). Amy decided to do an out and back portion without Dave while he waited for her at the car. She was heading eastbound and a gravel hauler (a long train-like gravel hauler) was heading westbound. Amy was wearing her orange Team Mongo jersey. So, the color was such that it would not blend with anything, but it was not neon either. The truck-driver turned left in front of her and hit her. He told the police that he did not see her. There was no evidence that the driver was texting & driving, talking on the cell phone & driving, drunk or high. His driver’s license did say he wore glasses & he was not, however I do not know if he was wearing contact lenses. Amy’s Garmin did not give any information that would help with determining what actually happened. There was a car that was behind the gravel hauler whose driver called 911. So, there was a witness. Dave Pasco identified Amy at the hospital. They called Amy’s mom as she was the I.C.E. (in case of emergency) on Amy’s cell.

If NC want's it they can have it. :)

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My cousin happens to be the top neurosurgeon working with Amy. Dr. Steven Kalkanis is taking great care of her and says she is very strong and they are doing the very best they can with her. She is in a very difficult position but if anyone can help her it's Dr K. Top of class at Harvard undergrad and top of class neurosurgeons at Harvard. Amy has the best of care you can get. Plus she is stubborn and really pissed off about not racing Kona this October so watch out!! An upset Gluck is nothing anyone would like to deal with - trust me! And she's pissed off! :)

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We had a great gathering at the hospital last night. Must have been 80 people and the news team showed up to air a piece on the story.

Unreal. Glad to hear that she is improving!

Thanks for keeping us posted on how she is doing and any up-dates. I do not know Amy, but dedicated my weekend of training to her and will continue to do so.

http://www.wxyz.com/...s-left-her-in-a-coma

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Thanks for the update.

Adrienne and I were saddened to read about the incident.

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From boyfriend Dave Pasco "No words to describe the feeling. She is still in a coma but can still hold my hand." Very powerful picture.

Also, to support Amy in recovery SOAS has some very cool wristbands for sale. All procedes go to support her recovery.

http://shop.soasracing.com/...-love-amy-sweatband/

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My Mom grew up not far from there. It's tough riding in some of the more rural parts of Michigan. There are a lot of bad places to ride in Michigan due to the drivers and disrepair of the roads in general.

Condolences to her and her loved ones.

Thanks for posting that. I hadn't seen it yet.

Its been a horrible year around my parts. (Buffalo,NY)

So many guys and girls went down hard. Seems more so then ever. Must be the nice weather had everybody out, drivers alike.

Actually had a women hit and killed by a motorcycle nearby......


Ride defensive! Consider everybody's going to turn into you, blow the stop sign, pull out, etc....Still cant run from the rear end!

Our thoughts and prayers have been with Amy and will continue to send positive energy to Amy from AZ. We will help spread the word on all fundraising opportunities to help Amy with the financial burden of this horrific accident. We will keep Red Rock athletes current on her status through our facebook page and will contact NotOneMore to see if there is financial assistance that they can provide as well. Who would be the best person for NotOneMore to reach out to with an offer for financial, legal and prayer assistance?

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I have good news to report. Amy has been opening her eyes and is moving her arms and legs. She even mouthed hello. Sort of hard to do with a vent in your mouth when you haven't talked for 2 weeks.

Awesome. With any luck, she'll be back some time in the future.

Our community puts white bikes on the side of the road where a cyclist died. A constant reminder.

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This is a powerful photo. Good thoughts and prayers for Amy coming down her way from Petoskey.

Hate to read these stories, hope she is okay and gets back to her successful career soon!

That is awesome news!!!! She will continue to be in my thoughts. Please keep us updated.

I'm really sorry to hear about this. I highly recommend someone relay some info about the Raisin Hope Foundation (http://raisinhope.ning.com/) to the family. It is run by Saul Raisin, who went into a coma in a pro road race crash and emerged later. His foundation helps people navigate the recovery options and is a real source of hope for families of those who experience head trauma. I'm writing to him to mention Amy's situation.

Great news. Hope she recovers!

Hope she recovers quickly!!!

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