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Richard Hammond 'critical' after smash!
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That's such a shame, he seems like a really genuine guy on the television. Hope he makes a speedy recovery. And yes he is really cute too.
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Vic Reeves will be the new host of Brainiac - Hammond decided to leave it in order to concentrate on Top Gear and other projects.
Me too. I really hope he pulls through. The next 36 hours will be the critical period for him.
Help raise money for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance Service - they cover a HUGE area, most of it rural. It needs £3600 a day to keep it flying and staffed with paramedics and doctors
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Get well soon Hamster!
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I really hope he's alright! I love the guy! He's brill!
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Yeah, me too. I like short guys, and he was cute. Let's all give him a big gay prayer for well being!
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Me too. Just something about him. I always got a gay vibe from him but after reading the article about his injury I found out for the first time he has a wife. Damn! Oh well, I also found out for the first time that he is 36, so a bit to old for me.
Hope he gets better, Top Gear wont be the same without him.
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He is almost twice my age, it has nothing to do with being shallow.
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nice one Ben
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I love what he does to caravans and how he wears his jackets.
Lets hope he continues to improve!
Lets hope he continues to improve!
i was so worried for him when i heard about the crash, i mean 300mph bloody hell! it's amazing he's recovering as well as he is and i'm glad he's made enough progress to be moved out of intensive care. I wish him and his family all the best, his daughters are adorable.
I love Top Gear and have always really fancied Richard. The hospital he's in right now is near where i'm studying, in fact i walked past it today. I'd like to be close to Richard but this isn't the way i would've liked...
I love Top Gear and have always really fancied Richard. The hospital he's in right now is near where i'm studying, in fact i walked past it today. I'd like to be close to Richard but this isn't the way i would've liked...
Most recent report I can find (Age Newspaper) quotes the following:
TOP Gear presenter Richard Hammond was moved out of intensive care on Friday and is making "satisfactory progress" after suffering brain injuries in a high-speed crash.
His friend and co-host James May said he was optimistic Hammond would make a full recovery after he spoke briefly to him at his bedside.
"I've had a conversation with Hammond today – not a long one, but it was a conversation," May said. "I am not a doctor but I am his mate and I believe that, deep inside, the Hammond I know is perfectly intact."
Hammond, 36, was seriously injured on Wednesday when he crashed a jet-powered dragster as he accelerated towards the British land speed record of 483km/h in a feature being filmed for the BBC show.
He suffered what his doctors at Leeds General Infirmary have called a significant brain injury as a result of the accident at an RAF airfield near York.
Although doctors remain concerned about his condition they have said they are "reasonably optimistic that he will make a good recovery."
"This morning he was moved out of intensive care onto a high dependency unit," said a spokesman at Leeds General Infirmary. "He is making satisfactory progress."
No further details about the presenter's condition were being released at the request of Hammond's family.
I too am a mad fan of Top Gear (even tho' the shows we get here are likely a year out of date) and hope he makes a full recovery.
Given the nature of medicos is to be "cautious" in prognosis the fact that they are, a relatively short time after the accident, using words like "optimistic" and "good recovery" sounds pretty positive to me.
I am no medic, but if the brain injuries were really serious, I would have thought it likely thay would have placed him in an induced coma?
Anyway - here's hoping he is on the way to a full recovery.
TOP Gear presenter Richard Hammond was moved out of intensive care on Friday and is making "satisfactory progress" after suffering brain injuries in a high-speed crash.
His friend and co-host James May said he was optimistic Hammond would make a full recovery after he spoke briefly to him at his bedside.
"I've had a conversation with Hammond today – not a long one, but it was a conversation," May said. "I am not a doctor but I am his mate and I believe that, deep inside, the Hammond I know is perfectly intact."
Hammond, 36, was seriously injured on Wednesday when he crashed a jet-powered dragster as he accelerated towards the British land speed record of 483km/h in a feature being filmed for the BBC show.
He suffered what his doctors at Leeds General Infirmary have called a significant brain injury as a result of the accident at an RAF airfield near York.
Although doctors remain concerned about his condition they have said they are "reasonably optimistic that he will make a good recovery."
"This morning he was moved out of intensive care onto a high dependency unit," said a spokesman at Leeds General Infirmary. "He is making satisfactory progress."
No further details about the presenter's condition were being released at the request of Hammond's family.
I too am a mad fan of Top Gear (even tho' the shows we get here are likely a year out of date) and hope he makes a full recovery.
Given the nature of medicos is to be "cautious" in prognosis the fact that they are, a relatively short time after the accident, using words like "optimistic" and "good recovery" sounds pretty positive to me.
I am no medic, but if the brain injuries were really serious, I would have thought it likely thay would have placed him in an induced coma?
Anyway - here's hoping he is on the way to a full recovery.