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March 27, 2018

Spinal Injury Fears on Atlantic Crossing [Ep. 135]

We prepare for the Atlantic Crossing in the Canary Islands and set sail in the pouring rain. We'd done nearly everything that needed to be done before we left and spirits were high as we lost sight of land... until something terrible happened.

Elay & Riles

xo

Spinal Injury Fears on Atlantic Crossing (Sailing La Vagabonde) Ep. 135 (YouTube)

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Noel · April 8, 2018

Fingers crossed for you both. Just don’t try any heroics 𝗣𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲.

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Sailing SV JOURNEY · April 8, 2018

Hi hope that you all are good

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Pedr Francis · April 5, 2018

Sending you both love ❤️ xo

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Lee Shannon · April 3, 2018

I am praying for you both! God Strengthen and give you wisdom in what to do about your situation Riley. My prayers are with you both! God Bless you!

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Marty · April 2, 2018

Riley- my wife and I own a business that provides a therapy that will greatly help your spinal cord injury. Since we are patrons of yours- we'd be happy to donate the therapy free of charge. If you are interested please email me at: sailingwithease@gmail.com for more information.

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Claude Pelletier · April 2, 2018

I personally did the same crossing last January from Tenerife to Martinique. 23 days with an unexpected trade wind 25 knots with cross waves all the way.

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Claude Pelletier · April 2, 2018

Sorry to hear about the injury. My toughts are with you. Let the time do the time, get well recover and visualise that the La Vagabonde adventure is still going.

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Claude Pelletier · April 2, 2018

Caude Pelletier

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Bruce Cooper · April 1, 2018

Hope you’re recovering and sending healing and non combative vibes along with positive karma to you two! Xo

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Cruising Alba · March 31, 2018

im scared to watch this, I hope Riley is ok!

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John Pignatelli III · March 30, 2018

Your not allowed to make us cry. Seriously we hope you are ok.

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James King · March 30, 2018

Glad you made it! Nothing like warm water and sunshine to make you feel better.

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Laura Wilson · March 30, 2018

You poor thing! Look after yourselves x

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Rif · March 30, 2018

Your smiles and laughter are contagious however I did not expect the episode to end like that.

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Cliff Craig · March 30, 2018

Wow...so sorry about the mishap it is so easy to have an accident out there and really anywhere. The video was scary and you kept camera rolling it was heartbreaking. Please take care of each other.

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Rick Appleyard · March 29, 2018

New (small) Patron here in Pensacola, FL. Glad you're ok. Love the vids. Holler if you're in the panhandle.

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Matthew Marchant · March 29, 2018

Glad you're ok.......Elayna we had a chat at the London boat show about this! You promised you were gonna be more careful!! :-)

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Logan Manko · March 29, 2018

Scary to even imagine.. obviously you guys made the cross but still. What a reminder to slow your rope when things get heated. Hope you feel better soon Riley. keep us updated on the results. Elayna good work on this one ! I went from pumped to petrified in a matter of minutes

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Lynda Jo Nordstrom · March 29, 2018

Internet has been a bit dodgy here in Anse Mitan, Martinique; we get it only at MalibuKFE ashore so have missed most of the videos of late. But the video summary says a lot. Things happen quickly on a boat and health is an immediate game changer. A rolly anchorage in St Anne two weeks ago threw Lynda Jo from a companionway step and broke two ribs. Nothing for it but to lay low until she could tolerate a sail even up island. With normal trades returning and a supply of ibuprofen, we think she is now up to a sail south to the Grenadines for April. We had the impression you are also now in the Caribbean (north?) so without having seen this latest episode, sounds like Riley is doing ok. Hope he has had full recovery and you are both up to full wellness for the sailing ahead. We look forward to opportunity to catch up on your uploads.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 29, 2018

You are in our neck of the woods! Yeah we are in Antigua still but looking to bail out of here soon. Would love to cross paths at some stage.

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jared hauf · March 29, 2018

A bit scary guys....hope you are feeling better mate. take care of that neck, I have been there with car wrecks and know that necks are tricky. I'm assuming all is well since you are in the Caribbean and I have seen Lost Leblanc's videos of him with you guys. All the best and look forward to the next video..,Fair winds

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Matthew Marchant · March 28, 2018

Glad you got through it guys big love to you both

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Robert B Supon · March 28, 2018

Am a spanking new patreon and a seasoned sailor. Have sailed since age 14 in 1956 on lakes first then on Long Island Sound and in Caribbean. Sailed Windjammer 210 ft Schooner island hopping in 67 and was hooked. Later sailed 37 ft JBoat on LI Sound for 30 years. Also managed to sail Catalina 51 as well as 75 ft Schooner in Key West and even America's Cup Stars n Stripes in St Maartine. Always thought catamarans were for sissys. Not any more. Mend well. Bobby Supon.

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Mick Bradley · March 28, 2018

Gees, that was intense. Good to hear from the comments that you're on the mend.. messy man :)

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simon porter · March 28, 2018

well done. That must have been so frightening. Looking forward to the following vids of how you completed the crossing.

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simon porter · March 28, 2018

Having seen the video and slept on it was just going to offer you some advice, but obviously not needed.

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simon porter · March 28, 2018

Simon Porter

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Lucia Garcia Gil · March 28, 2018

Hey guys, hope everything going all right, just wanted to say hi, and thank you for your videos, i feel part of the journey while watching! good luck and waiting for next episode on how everything going. Hope you come by Dominican Republic on your next trips!

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Michael Dowdell · March 28, 2018

Riley so happy you are OK buddy hate seeing either of you unwell or hurt and Elayna I fully understand how you felt because I would freak out and be so worried about being so far from help. You are both troopers you are. On a lighter note, I'm always amazed at how dirty the bottom of the boat gets, it seems you are constantly cleaning it.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 29, 2018

We love giving her a scrub the dirty old girl!!!

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Aaron Williams · March 28, 2018

It is good to hear/see from otne you tuber's videos that you are okay Riley plus having Elayna with you is the best because it would have been reall scary if it had hp

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Aaron Williams · March 28, 2018

Had it happened without eachother to care for eachother. On anotner note I went to school with Tim Paine and I believe my sisten in lawwent to school with his wife. He definitely doesn't have an easy job to do.

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Lesley Neustein · March 28, 2018

Riley, I am so sorry to see this has happened to you. I am relieved to read that you are better now, that must have been a truly frightening experience for you both. I do not know what it is like to be paralyzed but 9+ years ago I got sick out of the blue - fine one day and bedridden the next - and spent about 5 years bedridden and/or homebound to some degree. I have spent the last 4+ years fighting with everything inside me to get back at life, and each day is its own battle. When people say "You know never know how valuable your health is until you lose it" is so easy to say, but when it happens you really understand that it is the most important thing, one to be guarded, treasured and not taken for granted. I live vicariously through you two, hoping to be healthy enough to one day follow my dreams and set sail. All that said, I am sending you both healing love and light, and hoping for continued improvement and health for your many journeys ahead. I couldn't "like" this video because the ending was so heartbreaking, but thank you for trusting us and letting us into the reality of the ups and downs of real life. Wishing you two all the best, always.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 29, 2018

Lesley that is an incredible story I’m so amazed that you have the strength to battle on you certainly are tougher than I am. I’ll make sure to read this out to Elayna when I see her soon. Thanks so much for the support you guys. 🙏

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David Hensley · March 28, 2018

Glad to hear your feeling better Riley, on the lighter side you may want to rethink arguing with Elayna ....... ever, remember NEVER upset the cook

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Christina Montano · March 27, 2018

Hope you two are feeling better. Riley an Osteopathic doctor (DO) would be good for you to see if you can find one in the Caribbean. Or a cranial sacral therapist. This is gentel work which helps realign the body. It is very therapeutic. There is a good doctor up here in Maine ( if you come this way ) or perhaps in Florida. It's important to continue to take care​ ​of your body esp. when you hit your head. Sending love & healing light to you both.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 29, 2018

Yeah I stumbled upon a specialist who was working for the Atlantic rowers when they crossed to Antigua. Pretty lucky to meet him. Apparently I’m fine 👌

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Reading all of your comments fills my heart guys! Thanks so much for all the love. Because we consider you our family I want you all to know Riley is okay now and we are safe and happy in the Caribbean. If you follow either of us on Instagram you'll see more up to date posts, we've been free diving and climbing hills so everything is how it's meant to be again. But what a scare this was!! I get so emotional watching the footage. The next episode is pretty rough so if you have any little ones watching too, maybe sit with them and assure them Rileys okay now. Love, Elayna 💛💛💛

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Craig Margetts · March 28, 2018

So good to hear that its all OK - feeling for you guys and you are right: your extended family not only sends financial support but our love and our good karma to make you safe.

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Adam Wood (wacker wood ) · March 27, 2018

Thank goodness i know you are ahead of time and all is OK but very sad to see. And as i said before when you banged the back of your head, take it easy life sometimes kicks you in the ass and you never come back from it stay well my friends

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Tom Bilbruck · March 27, 2018

Dude...Ouch Got in an argument with my wife once. Stormed out of the room and slammed the door. Slammed it so hard, knocked a clock off the wall and it hit me in the head. 7 stitches later...a small scar to remind me how not to end an argument. Doh! Glad you're okay. Love conquers all.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 28, 2018

Thats a pretty funny one, haha. Yeah felt like a bit of a goose but it is what it is I guess.

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Brett Dupont · March 27, 2018

Hope all is well...you both are beautiful people. Stay safe and continue to watch over one another as you do so well.

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Karl Hanzel · March 27, 2018

Oi. 'Really hope you're OK, Riley!! FWIW: 'You may have (stashed somewhere) alternate butane "jets" or "orafaces" to use with your cookstove, to avoid soot(?). 'Seems likely if people can't always be sure of propane availability. Have to swap back again if-when you do get propane. If your hot water heater, oven, & refrigerator(s) run on gas, they may need re-jetting too.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 28, 2018

The regulations in Europe have changed so both sorts of regulators can run at 30 (units of something) and it seems to be working well on Butane also.

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Jack Horner · March 27, 2018

All of the sailing community is grieving the loss of John Fischer. I see that you're aware of it from your Instagram post. Be careful; we're all connected and we all care deeply.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 28, 2018

Yeah I mentioned it on our instagram. I'm being careful, promise. Thanks for writing in mate.

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Anthony Lambert · March 27, 2018

I cant imagine you two arguing! let alone so early in the trip,dont tell me ,all over something trivial? it just shows how easy accidents happen,and the last place you want that is in the Ocean, I havent checked on the Marine traffic but someone said you had done it several weeks ago. As you had time to make the video I presume all is well, I just wonder if you may reconsider the Arctic trip? there could be really slippery conditions Riley doent want to fall again..this is the third bad head bang hes had, There would be no shame in putting the Artic trip on hold now this accident has happened,might be a warning..... hope all is well,l take it easy.....x

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 28, 2018

All is well my friends. Yeah we did talk about the Arctic trip again... Haha. Everything changes so regularly on a boat we will need to discuss it again soon. Thanks for your concern mate.

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Karen Gilmore · March 27, 2018

I sit stunned at the turn of events after watching you joyfully prepare for and embark on the Atlantic crossing. I pray that Riley is ok and that you did not decide to take any undue risks to your health or your future. That you filmed in the moment was generous, not for the dramatic impact on film, but rather for trusting us with the opportunity to care ever more deeply about you and your endeavors. Sending love, prayers and healing energy.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Thanks for you kind words, love and healing energy Karen, it means a lot. I'm surprised we even managed to capture it on camera, it was a very emotional moment. Riley is okay now thank goodness.

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Richard Morton · March 27, 2018

The emotions that well up in me are nearly overwhelming. I hope this is just a monor event and the next post will bring happier news, becase I know all to well what these things can mean to life...

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Matthew Jaroslawski · March 27, 2018

cliff hanger...

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Harlan Roeser · March 27, 2018

Stay strong. We are each & everyone with u as u face a strong wind against ur emotions & health. More more more love & strong good thoughts ur way. Love ya' more!

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Harlan Roeser · March 27, 2018

I felt every emotion as u prepared to sail on & laughed with ur preparations for the crossing. Right now I have tears & prayers that all will turn out well. I am truly down as u face a strong wind against ur emotions & health.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 28, 2018

I'm sorry to hear it knocked you around so much mate. Thanks for your concern. Just so you know the vids are a little behind and I'm actually ok. :)

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Smokymtngirl76 · March 27, 2018

Citizens of the World! I love that! And goodness- sending so much love and healing vibes!

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Cheers Amy.

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Gary Scott · March 27, 2018

Hope all is well. Positive thoughts and prayers to you both. Through the magic of editing you make this form of travel look easy. Thanks for letting us in on this rough moment in the journey. Healing energy sent your way.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Not a problem Garry. Our pleasure.

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Steve Loop · March 27, 2018

Wow, I also teared up at the end, Real emotions, happy or otherwise. I felt you both right there. Good choice on filming that Elayna and not cause it made a cliff hanger moment but its the ups and downs in life people learn from, puts a reality check and inmortal check on all of us. I know you all are ok now. Safe travels guys. Riley in simple terms keep your head up. take care R&E . Capn

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

I agree with you completely with the necessity of ups and downs being shown. I think thats a good call by you mate. I'll try keep my head up mate.

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Chadwick Rhodes · March 27, 2018

Out of tragedy comes triumph!

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Gary Brown · March 27, 2018

A bit intense at the end. Do be careful. Appreciate that you're sharing all this. Mustn't be easy at times.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Its not but it does feel good to share.

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Marc Hanley · March 27, 2018

Wow, that was heavy. Great job to roll the camera in that situation Elayna.

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STEVEN SCHWARZ · March 27, 2018

Riley I know Elayna will be taking good care of you, lots of rest and you’ll be to go before you know it. Be safe out there and be well the both of you.

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Gogs · March 27, 2018

Hey Riley hope you are OK, I know Elayna will look after you.Look forward to seeing you up and jumping about in the next episode.

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David Hensley · March 27, 2018

OH FU^K, dude, have a back injury myself that I've worked around for many years, stay as motionless as possible on a flat surface, It's possible that muscles will stay in spasm for a few days even with minimal movement, working back uphill would be tough single handed. Thoughts and prayers are with you guys.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Thanks mate. Yeah my muscles didn't spasm but the left arm went completely numb, so that was a bit of a worry. I'm all good now though mate.

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Phil Balderson · March 27, 2018

Ah guys, that was a sad one! Pls post the fwp soon. X

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John Haston · March 27, 2018

Absolutely shocking, originally I thought the Aussie government had employed you to release this video to help hide the Cricket ball tampering episode, but quickly realised you release your videos in retrospect!!!!😁 seriously though I didn’t realise the connection I could get with complete strangers until something serious happens. I don’t cry but if I did, I would be shedding a tear right now, all the best

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Breaking your neck is one thing but your national side being caught cheating is quite another. Haha. Glad that you care about us/me and yeah sorry to have kind of put that on you all. I feel like I let the team down a little bit. Should be more careful. ps. everyone cry's John.

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Brett Graham · March 27, 2018

Ok that one got me...until I went back frantically and read the comments...take care and keep safe guys...anything can happen in an instant while sailing out there in the big blue wobbly thing...this on top of what happened in the Volvo race today left me feeling pretty sad and emotional....

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

I'm ok Brett. Sorry to put a downer on your day. It was a tough time but we're all good.

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Brendan Tourelle · March 27, 2018

Shit got real alright. There's nothing like a serious injury to put whats important in live into perspective. going by recent post I'm guessing things worked out ok. but you know we would've looked after you aye Riley.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

It did and it does. Thanks mate, it wouldn't be the best circumstances to re visit Sailability but its good to know you guys are there doing your thing. Do you know the guys here in Antigua???

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Keep Your Daydream · March 27, 2018

It's hard to record in situations like that. Nice job. We'll keep a positive thought until we know more.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Days gone by we wouldn't have considered it at all. A fair bit of time had passed by the time we got the camera out, still pretty raw though obviously.

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Trent Lindsey · March 27, 2018

All couples have arguments, don't fret about that. I hope you are able to feel better and continue. If not, the Atlantic isn't going anywhere. Thinking of you and hope all is well.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Thanks mate, appreciate it.

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Garry Turgiss · March 27, 2018

Holy crap on a cracker! I'm sitting here stunned. I know everything worked out ok but still... Elyana you're a good girl. Keep taking care of your man. Riley, when (if) we ever meet I'm buying you and going to make you wear a hockey helmet so you stop hurting yourself. Between splitting your head open (great job with the glue Elyana, by the way) and now this. You cant be trusted anymore 😉 be careful and stay safe.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

I might take you up on that Hockey Helmet Garry. Haha.

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L. Alan Aber · March 27, 2018

Accident in house ~12 months ago following spinal injection, lifted heavy furniture off wife, fell head first into wall, 2 months resident physical therapy, continuing weekly. ~15 years ago lost use of L.Arm during chemo therapy (thoracic outlet syndrome) part of self treatment was using a TENS electrical unit. Current recovery now including a new TENS unit (~$70.00 on Amazon), Slowly regaining use of L & R hands. Ended quest to pass Cat 2 flying physical And single handed sailing. If you are sampling the Florida east coast (Melbourne), I can line up a unit for you and perhaps, for a short day sail, line up a therapist to show us Both, better placement of electro pads. Alan Aber

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

I haven't used a TENS unit. My left arm was extremely weak but has recovered a fair bit now already. I've done it all before so I'm expecting it to continue to get a little better all the time.

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Vlad Antos · March 27, 2018

Hey R&E, I enjoyed this episode until I saw the end of it. Not a good start to A passage. Brought back lot of bad memories on my side but I also remember your very first episodes and the Riley's story and pics from Brazil when he broke his neck. Been following your adventures for a long time and watched pretty much all your episodes. I recon you are in Carib now and OK. But yeah, hell of a cliff hanger there Elay. You know we wonder how the heck that happened. Where did you guys land in Antigua? English Harbour or Falmouth? Did you see canoe in English Harbour from one of the guys who rowed across the Atlantic and their daily schedule? I was there just last year again and one of the teams (two men) were just arriving in the evening. They are a real nut jobs. Wish I can send you pics or vids but not sure where. Anyway, Coconut Grove in Dickenson Bay is great restaurant right on the beach not far from Sandals resort if you want to try some of their famous coconut shrimp. It's really good. Great Bird Island is also fun for snorkeling or scuba if you swing around southwest to northeast. Breezy there but there are some mooring balls (like 3 of them) if you stay overnight. I recommend dropping an anchor in addition to mooring ball just in case. Or you can go to North beach there which is well protected but shallow for most keel boats. Good for cats though. Have fun and recover in Carib. Cheers from still cold and windy Chicago!

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

It certainly was a rough start mate. We landed in Falmouth and went straight to the doctor. We have done a bit of exploring here already, been up to Barbuda which was nice.

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Sam McClelland · March 27, 2018

Glad to know you two already made it across the pond in one piece. You're a couple of legends.

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

You too are a legend Sammy!

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Justin B. · March 27, 2018

We don't know each other, but I want to tell you guys that I love you both and since I know this happened a few months ago I know you're okay. I know I'm not the only one who jumps at the excitement of seeing a new episode pop up, and this one really hit close to home. You never realize just how precious life and the little things are, until something happens that threatens to take it all away. Thank you, again, for sharing your personal moments with me, and the rest of your patreon/youtube/sailing/world family. We're all one ohana, and you two are doing a fantastic job inspiring people to get out of their comfort zone, and you've even helped me in ways you can't even imagine. My deepest thanks. - Justin Banz s/v Gerontius

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Peter Alexandrovics · March 27, 2018

Stay Safe and yes very intense also note would like to see lifelines happening cheers Pete

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Khan Cottin · March 27, 2018

More slipping? You guys need some water shoes.

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Albert Park · March 27, 2018

Riley, ur a beast dude, stay strong brother! My advice is to avoid taking pain killers next 2 weeks straight, during the crossing or you might end up flying right past Antigua to meet da boys over there in Colombia o Mexico :P If you see Diego tell him I said wsup!

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Geoffrey Garley · March 27, 2018

If only I could have been there to help -- just for that point in time. You've posted this, so things hopefully worked out - hopefully. Take care.

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K2 Kevin · March 27, 2018

So there I am totally submerged in the good vibes of laughter and love that is your channel and all of a sudden BAAMMM … my two favorite Aussies are down for the count! After sitting stunned for a moment, I realized I was distressed and scared for you guys. We all wanted more reality and you guys sure delivered! I sure am relieved to know you are safe. (internet search) I think I speak for all your Patreon family when I tell you that we all care deeply about you guys and your successful passage. Thanks for sharing your adventure!

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Michelle Peck · March 27, 2018

Always wishing the best for you Riles! What a scary moment

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Debi Soto · March 27, 2018

Oh no. Im so sorry this happened. 🙁 sending prayers and positive healing vibes your way. Stay strong you two!! 🙇‍♀️🙇‍♂️

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Stef Arsenal · March 27, 2018

Hope you are ok Riles! Sending you some love and good vibes! And to you to Elayna! This must be scary. Be strong guys and don't push it for nothing.

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John Waugh · March 27, 2018

Thinking of you

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Christina Montano · March 27, 2018

sending healing light. I hope you are both well today

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Arnie Kuenn · March 27, 2018

I always look forward to Tuesday's video... this one... not so much. Be careful out there!

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Catalyst · March 27, 2018

Wow. Very concerned. I hope you both are OK. Godspeed.

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Meldrum Art · March 27, 2018

Wow, I hope it's only a scare! I send you tonnes good luck for the rest of the trip. Take care!

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David Downs · March 27, 2018

Intense.....

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James E Dennison · March 27, 2018

Glad you're OK.... it's amazing how fast crap happens... especially when you're upset over something and maybe not paying the usual attention

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Dean Moore · March 27, 2018

Prayers!

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simoncousin · March 27, 2018

We can never take anything for granted ,pleased to see that you are ok and it was such a good video as well laughing and humor ,I remember the storm as I am in Tenerife ,till next week be good and safe

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Bart Wesp · March 27, 2018

Cliffhanger! (Not the kind I really like though) Very 'real' video and 'liking' it just doesn't seem right... The boat showed up in the Carib on AIS several weeks ago... long week of anticipation... :-)

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Tim Kelly · March 27, 2018

You live a very tenuous life....be careful.

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Byron Pepitone · March 27, 2018

Hope you get better mate....

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Michael · March 27, 2018

So upsetting, After watching you guys for so long it's really hard to see either of you upset or in pain. Its a bit like seeing family or friends in distress even though we have never met. I had to immediately check Twitter hoping for a sign you guys where ok.

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Balbina Leeming · March 27, 2018

Wow, what a way to put things into perspective! We know you are well but what a scare! No more arguments, no more walking away and yes, it is always a race even if you are on the dinghy! Bxx

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Jon Julien · March 27, 2018

Wonders are many, and none is more wonderful than the power that crosses the white sea, driven by the stormy wind, making a path under surges that threaten to engulf him.... 🙏🏻

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Dan Cornish · March 27, 2018

I hope Riley is OK. What a cliff hanger! I actually yelled at the computer when you ended it. We all have to wait for a week to find out happended.

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Allen Chapman · March 27, 2018

Ouch. Thinking of you. Best wishes!

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Rob Maher · March 27, 2018

Oh that's just wrong - I hope Riley is ok, please let us know that much!!

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

I'm ok Rob, it was a big scare though and extremely anxious times waiting for x-rays

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Joyride · March 27, 2018

OMG - I am assuming Riley is ok because you put out the video...but best thoughts for you guys!

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Sailing La Vagabonde · March 27, 2018

Thanks Jim!