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Bikerecker · 2003-07-30T03:01:40+00:00

Nice interview, concentrated on collar bone and how T dealt with the pain, Tylenol 3 and sleeping pills helped, but not a lot. Apparently, the cobbles on the Champs Ellyses were nearly unbearable. He stated that, at the hospital after the Stage one crash, two French doctors reviewed his Xrays; one said, "Impossible", the other told T that he could continue if he could stand the pain. Tyler knew he could, and the rest is quite inspirational history. G

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Bikerecker
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30 July 2003, 03:01 UTC #1

Nice interview, concentrated on collar bone and how T dealt with the pain, Tylenol 3 and sleeping
pills helped, but not a lot. Apparently, the cobbles on the Champs Ellyses were nearly unbearable.
He stated that, at the hospital after the Stage one crash, two French doctors reviewed his Xrays;
one said, "Impossible", the other told T that he could continue if he could stand the pain. Tyler
knew he could, and the rest is quite inspirational history. G

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Jiyang Chen
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30 July 2003, 03:01 UTC #2

Are pain killers allowed, or are they against the doping regulations?
Jiyang "Bikerecker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Nice interview, concentrated on collar bone and how T dealt with the pain, Tylenol 3 and sleeping
pills helped, but not a lot. Apparently, the

cobbles on
Quoted message said:
the Champs Ellyses were nearly unbearable. He stated that, at the hospital after the Stage one
crash, two French

doctors
Quoted message said:
reviewed his Xrays; one said, "Impossible", the other told T that he could continue if he could
stand the pain. Tyler knew he could, and the rest is quite inspirational history. G

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Daniel Connelly
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30 July 2003, 05:40 UTC #3

Certain pain killers are allowed.
Jiyang Chen said:
Are pain killers allowed, or are they against the doping regulations?
Jiyang "Bikerecker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Nice interview, concentrated on collar bone and how T dealt with the pain, Tylenol 3 and sleeping
pills helped, but not a lot. Apparently, the
cobbles on
Quoted message said:
the Champs Ellyses were nearly unbearable. He stated that, at the hospital after the Stage one
crash, two French
doctors
Quoted message said:
reviewed his Xrays; one said, "Impossible", the other told T that he could continue if he could
stand the pain. Tyler knew he could, and the rest is quite inspirational history. G

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Evan Bigall
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30 July 2003, 12:31 UTC #4

Daniel Connelly <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Certain pain killers are allowed
Tylenol 3 is Codeine based. I would have thought for sure that would be banned?!

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Trg
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30 July 2003, 13:20 UTC #5

Even narcotics? Tylenol 3 has codeine in it. Don't think he was taking it. Maybe
"extra-strength tylenol"
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Certain pain killers are allowed.
Jiyang Chen said:
Are pain killers allowed, or are they against the doping regulations?
Jiyang "Bikerecker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Nice interview, concentrated on collar bone and how T dealt with the

pain,
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Tylenol 3 and sleeping pills helped, but not a lot. Apparently, the
cobbles on
Quoted message said:
the Champs Ellyses were nearly unbearable. He stated that, at the hospital after the Stage one
crash, two French
doctors
Quoted message said:
reviewed his Xrays; one said, "Impossible", the other told T that he

could
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
continue if he could stand the pain. Tyler knew he could, and the rest

is
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quite inspirational history. G

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Daniel S. Lieb
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30 July 2003, 23:01 UTC #6

Tyler clearly said extra strength, not 3, during the interview.
I'll take the gloves off, once again people post too quickly here!!!
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Daniel Connelly <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Certain pain killers are allowed
Tylenol 3 is Codeine based. I would have thought for sure that would be banned?!

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