Originally Posted by usacgirl:
He had NOBODY to race against when he did the triple unlike Stewart did. The cream rises to the top and JJ was not one of them. Credit him as a typical west coast dirt sprint driver at best.
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If I smoked dope, you'd be the first person I'd call. Sounds like you have some pretty good stash currently.
Obviously you have never been around anyone who has suffered paralysis from a spinal cord injury. Instead of saying "who cares", you should thank God, *****, Buddah, or just fate, whatever your personal belief happens to be, that it was only the vertebrae and not the spinal cord itself that was injured.
As a paraplegic, I can attest to the life changing impact this has.
If his spine had been damaged, he potentially could have lost the use of both arms and legs, and like the proverbial iceburg, that is only what is visible to the casual observer and just the beginning of the problems to be overcome.
Perhaps in your spare time, you might spend a little time volunteering in the rehab section of the nearest Veterans Hospitals to put a little compassion in your views of our hero's both on the racetrack and on the battle fields fighting for our freedom.
