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Steve Konrad former KLIF PD injured in accident

Here's the latest from KSTP.com

As most of the local media world knows by now, AM1500 program director Steve Konrad was critically injured in a ludicrously unlikely motorcycle crash Thursday evening. A mattress slid off a truck on I-94, and a car ahead of Konrad's bike swerved to miss it, but Steve wasn't so lucky.

The question all of his friends have this morning is, will Steve make it? I just got off the phone with Hubbard Broadcasting exec Dan Seeman, who repeatedly used the word "hopeful."

Here are the details: Steve's biggest threat is bleeding on the brain. (He also broke a wrist, hand and collarbone.) Seeman says doctors measure brain trauma on a scale, and when you get up to 20, it's "concerning." Steve's at a 4, and the pressure on his brain is not increasing. Thank God he was wearing a helmet.

Seeman adds that although Steve is heavily sedated, when the Region's Hospital doctors cut back on pain meds to assess his condition, he was able to feel pain. That's actually a good sign.
 
longtimelistener said:
Here's the latest from KSTP.com

As most of the local media world knows by now, AM1500 program director Steve Konrad was critically injured in a ludicrously unlikely motorcycle crash Thursday evening. A mattress slid off a truck on I-94, and a car ahead of Konrad's bike swerved to miss it, but Steve wasn't so lucky.

The question all of his friends have this morning is, will Steve make it? I just got off the phone with Hubbard Broadcasting exec Dan Seeman, who repeatedly used the word "hopeful."

Here are the details: Steve's biggest threat is bleeding on the brain. (He also broke a wrist, hand and collarbone.) Seeman says doctors measure brain trauma on a scale, and when you get up to 20, it's "concerning." Steve's at a 4, and the pressure on his brain is not increasing. Thank God he was wearing a helmet.

Seeman adds that although Steve is heavily sedated, when the Region's Hospital doctors cut back on pain meds to assess his condition, he was able to feel pain. That's actually a good sign.

Good news, hope and pray for a full recovery.
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