Best wishes for their speedy recovery.
I don' think the speed matters, it's how they impacted. I know I wasn't going too fast, when I went down in early April making a turn on a road, yet I landed square on my left shoulder. The impact sheared the "ball" from the bone, so now I have a new implant in my upper left arm that costs more than a well equipped new TBA.
I also busted my left ankle and big toe.
Yet, I see videos of high speed bike crashes and they walk away from them or have just minor injuries. Just not fair.
But again, best wishes for her recovery. Make sure she keeps a positive attitude during recovery. With all that she has to heal, it's crucial not to let her get discouraged by all the gear she has to wear and the therapy. Things will improve and she will be the better for it.
Steve
