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Chuck Brinkman involved in a Car Crash

I got this information from Facebook This came from John Summers's page, thought some of you might want to know. If you have been in Dallas Radio at all in the past say oh, 100 years, you know Chuck well. In my humble opinion, he's a great guy:

For those who don't yet know, legendary Pittsburgh and Dallas/Ft. Worth radio personality, and my good friend, Chuck Brinkman was involved in a very serious automobile accident yesterday. He was 't-boned' by an SUV very near his home in Plano. Here is an update from his daughter, Christene:

I really can't thank everybody enough for all the thoughts and prayers. Dad has six broken ribs, one of which collapsed a lung and caused internal bleeding, he also has a large bruise on on one kidney, causing it to not function. his pelvis and hip are shattered. He remained stable over night although there are concerns about the bleeding, of course, and the kidney. He is getting blood transfusions and dilaudid, the latter of which he reports enjoying. he is totally aware, if stoned. Please, please keep the thoughts and prayers coming. it means a lot to him. He is a tough guy, as you know, but he is 76 and very badly injured. love you all. Prayers are definitely up!
 
All the best to Chuck and his family. I hope he'll make a full recovery and be able to return to KGVL soon. Chuck is a radio treasure, but beyond that, a good friend to many.
 
Today, the doctors will try and screw Chuck's pelvis back together. The operation shuold take a couple of hours providing there are no complications.
 
johnsummers said:
Today, the doctors will try and screw Chuck's pelvis back together. The operation shuold take a couple of hours providing there are no complications.

Get well Chuck!!
 
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