Gorgeous flowers

These gorgeous flowers arrived today from Denis Grabill and the friends at Black Oak Artists. Thank you, I love them, they are so cheery!

Thank you also to everyone for the overwhelmingly beautiful responses of encouragement and compassion. I am deeply moved. Rob started reading the messages to me while I was resting... I had to sit up to wipe away the tears. It seems the world is filled with kindred spirits, friends, fans, and fellow musicians, who truly understand, and who are helping me feel optimistic. I can't believe all the people who have also endured broken bones and other traumas- if you made it through, I feel I can too. I'm so glad you will be there when I get back!

I had my knee bandage removed yesterday at the doctor's office, but I'll spare you the ugly photos. He said the multi-color craziness was all normal, and progressing as expected. Re-wrapped the bandage, more appointments upcoming.

Love to everyone. I feel so uplifted by all the beautiful personal messages.

Rory and "PT" Rob (lol)

GO SUE FOLEY!!

I will miss you all terribly as I am home dealing with my broken wrist and other injuries- BUT Sue is out there with her great band burnin’ it up and puttin’ on a great show every time!! Thanking you all for the overwhelming responses of love and support. Wasn’t expecting anything like this, but life comes at you fast- so please, stay safe, and enjoy the amazing Sue Foley shows!

Wish I was there,

Sending love and gratitude,

Rory

Please visit Sue Foley's social media to confirm her current schedule.

My wrist injury has been officially re-classified as an "Impact Break". This is what it looks like today, August 23, 2026.

It's in a splint with a rock hard fiberglass insert, surrounded by an industrial strength ace bandage, soon to be replaced by a custom cast.

Rory's Fall

To all concerned,

I write to tell everyone how horrified and devastated I am that this has happened. Just two and 1/2 days ago, on August 18th, I was walking across a large deck at a gathering, when a step-down occurred underfoot, which I missed entirely, so I just kept walking, and suddenly found myself flying forward at high speed. I was aware of the shock force of the landing, slamming my knee and my hands, and I could immediately tell this was a bad one (photos attached). People around me lifted me up, and I found I had a huge bruise on my knee that looked like a raised balloon of blue and purple. My hands were also bruised, with broken veins around my wrists and palms. I said “take me to an emergency room” because I knew it was a hard hit, I knew I was injured. Many X-rays later I was told a bone in my wrist was “fractured” but from the looks of the X-ray, showing the bone separated from the neighboring bone by about 1/4 inch gap, I am calling it a break. And it hurts like crazy, along with my knee, and other noticeable pains around my body. As a follow-up, Rob took me to a wrist specialist yesterday who took more X-rays, wrapped it in a super tight bandage, and my knee as well, and said the wrist would take at least 6 weeks. So I am devastated, especially to miss the much anticipated tour with Sue, and am good for nothing but bed rest, while feeling distraught, in continued pain, and now much disappointment and more devastation as I realize what has happened. I believe this is something like getting into a car accident (thankfully non-lethal), where your whole body is thrown around, pulled and stretched, and much more than just the hands and knee were involved. So this is the wretched situation, and I am so sorry first to Sue, her management and agency, my agent, and to the venues and fans who are learning this on such short notice!! I’m so sorry!!! I have an appointment with a knee specialist on August 24th, and again with the wrist specialist for a custom cast to be applied. Bummer isn’t enough to express. After things are healed, I expect to be back up and running, will revisit any cancelled show if they’ll have me, and generally get back to normal. Totally love you guys, with the deepest appreciation, Rory