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Terri Morgan, the wife of Blair who has been severely injured in a terrible fall during practice for the Montreal Supercross wants to say thank you for the overwhelming support of the fans. Blair's business manager has set up a trust account to help Blair and his family.

Terry wants to say thank you for the overwhelming support, well wishes as well as the lovely flowers Blair has received. "The room smells wonderful, much like a botanical garden and we have run out of counter space. Just knowing how many lives he has touched is so wonderful," she wrote on Blair's web site.

"Here's the update of his recovery. Late afternoon Monday September 22nd Blair was moved from the ICU unit in the hospital to a recovery floor. He is working closely with his physiotherapist, occupational therapists and the hospital staff on his recovery."

"He still has no sensations or movement in his lower body, however he is working on managing the pain around his T4 and T5 vertebrae and keeping his upper body strong. He is dealing very well with the his difficult experience with a positive and focused attitude all the while missing Corbyn and Breck and looking forward to moving facilities to be closer to family.

I have been watching Blair stay strong and work hard for the past six days since the accident and all I can say is how proud I am of him and how much of a fighter he is in any situation"

Wayne Madsen, Blair's business manager, added: "Many people have asked about how they can help Blair and his family. Some have already planned some events or are planning some fundraisers. A trust has now been established and a trust account has been set up at Royal Bank of Canada. I have applied for a Paypal account and I am just waiting for the bank account verification process to complete. I should have that by September 30."

"Once that is set up anyone wishing to donate to help Blair and his family will be able to do so through Paypal to blairmorgantrust@bmrt.com or deposit to the Royal Bank. Event funds can also be deposited to the trust account."