Saturday, August 15, 2009

Great News!

Amazing news to report! Bill had a really good day yesterday--remained oriented to family members, stood up for 30 seconds, and sat up in his "bed turned chair" for a number of hours. The CT scan this a.m. showed a huge improvement with less air. The ventricles have not done any shrinking, but everyone remains confident that with what might be a lot of time, they should improve and his brain should take its rightful place. Today's plan is to remove his foley catheter and get him in a recliner chair. He has a lot of work to do!

5 comments:

  1. That is great news, Nancy! The Lord is answering prayer! Have a great day!
    Katy Heydenburg

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  2. Wow, what great news!! We check the updates frequently-thanks so much for keeping us posted! How awesome that we have a heavenly Father who cares so very much for us! May His gentle touch continue to bring you all strength and comfort.
    Still praying,
    Carol Strick

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  3. Georgetown Med Center StaffAugust 15, 2009 at 1:57 PM

    Wonderful news!!! We continue to keep you in our thoughts & prayers !!!

    Kathy Dykstra

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  4. Hi Gezon Family - Praise the Lord!!! What great news. We continue to keep all of you in our prayers, as we know it is a family affair. As we have seen with Dad, Bill will have a long road ahead with rehab, but know that every day gets better and he will continue to get stronger. Dad went out Wed. for a short trip to Metro's Farmers Market - he loved some bread he had there the week before . Today he went for a "crop tour" for about two hours - that was huge! We are thankful for his progress and for the progress that Bill is making. Hope you have a great day today!! Love and Best Wishes, Kandy Suwyn and the Russ Warner Fammily

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  5. Thank you for the wondserful update! We continue to pray for all of you. Please tell Bill that the waitresses at James Street Inn are all thinking of him. We continue to check your updates daily and pass the news along to many concerned friends. Love, Gary & Nancy

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