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poor guy,he seems so lost and hard to recognise...terrible year for cycling.
i'm glad that he's recovering so well and i hope he can have a normal life.forzza soler!
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Good news. I am happy for Mauricio and his family.
What happened to that clot near his heart? how did they fix that? just curious.
What happened to that clot near his heart? how did they fix that? just curious.
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He had an operation last week to remove the filter and check everything was OK, which was successful. That's why he's now able to leave.Escarabajo said:Good news. I am happy for Mauricio and his family.
What happened to that clot near his heart? how did they fix that? just curious.
http://www.revistamundociclistico.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=10754&Itemid=74
Edit: There is a press release from Movistar via biciciclismo which includes a short interview with Soler - http://www.biciciclismo.com/cas/site/noticias-ficha.asp?id=44150
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Juan Mauricio Soler still very unsure if he will return to pro cycling
Still badly affected by the Tour de Suisse crash which almost cost him his life, Movistar rider Juan Mauricio Soler has moved to outpatient treatment and believes that he is making progress in his recovery. “All I can say is that I begin to see light at the end of the tunnel, but I have had difficult days and I have tackled with maturity and with faith.
“I can feed myself, can walk, but always with the help of my wife. The truth is that those things still cause me to feel vertigo,” he told elespectador.com, speaking of progress but also knowing that he has a long way to go.
Still badly affected by the Tour de Suisse crash which almost cost him his life, Movistar rider Juan Mauricio Soler has moved to outpatient treatment and believes that he is making progress in his recovery. “All I can say is that I begin to see light at the end of the tunnel, but I have had difficult days and I have tackled with maturity and with faith.
“I can feed myself, can walk, but always with the help of my wife. The truth is that those things still cause me to feel vertigo,” he told elespectador.com, speaking of progress but also knowing that he has a long way to go.
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in the interview he says things are startiung to go well thought. there is finally light at the end of the tunnel
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Glad he's getting better!
Thought of something when I saw this thread was back on the front page: Whenever that happens it's come to mean something good. Think about it; it might just as well have come to mean something bad. I'm glad it's the first.
Thought of something when I saw this thread was back on the front page: Whenever that happens it's come to mean something good. Think about it; it might just as well have come to mean something bad. I'm glad it's the first.
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Go JaMS!!! (ok, the Ja things a bit of a stretch, but at least the letter 'a' is in Juan). You con do eet!
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Great news! Being at home should help with his spirits and recovery, although his spirits up to this point have been quite remarkable all things considered.
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Going home tomorrow
http://www.elespectador.com/impreso/especiales/articulo-317196-rehabilitacion-de-un-campeon
All the very best to Mauricio, Patricia and their family.
http://www.elespectador.com/impreso/especiales/articulo-317196-rehabilitacion-de-un-campeon
All the very best to Mauricio, Patricia and their family.
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This one is a complete report. Thanks. That was actually worse than what I thought. He practically was dead, according to the Movistar doctor:mariposa said:
Translation:
I wish Soler and his family all the best.
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it's impossible to say but soler will for sure try everything to get back to racing it's all he ever had and ever wanted. if he returns I hope he rides in colombia and not in europe. is better forhim but unfrtounately soler seemed allways hellbend on racing in europe
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Part of me hopes that he'll make it back and part of me hopes that he'll call it a day, but I'm sure that he'll want to come back.
If he does come back, I think that he'll want to race with Movistar. I think he feels that he's still go unfinished business in Europe.
Whatever happens, I hope that he makes a full recovery and that things work out well for him and his family.
If he does come back, I think that he'll want to race with Movistar. I think he feels that he's still go unfinished business in Europe.
Whatever happens, I hope that he makes a full recovery and that things work out well for him and his family.
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