Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Update

Sorry for the delay in the update but not much has happened. After the bone flap was put back in Ryan had a temp of 102 but it has since gone down. They are running tests just in case. My mom said Ryan seemed to be more comfortable yesterday. Her and my father have learned to do some PT and OT with Ryan so they are trying to do that often throughout the day. Once we have a better idea of what is going on we will let you all know. Thanks again for all the support. If Ryan comes back to Mass we are sure going to need the continued help. The doctors cannot emphasize enough how influential the family and friends are on a persons recovery.

6 comments:

  1. Cerissa,
    You can count on help and support from all of us. There will be so many of us wanting to assist, you'll need someone to create and maintain a schedule!!!
    Endless love, hugs and prayers,
    Jan Teehan

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  2. Cerissa...we are all here for you, Ryan, and your family! You can absolutely count on the continued support now and through Ryan's recovery. Lots of love - Katie Alty

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  3. We will ALL be here, ready to help, count on that! Looking forward to getting ALL of you back home!

    Hugs and Prayers, Nicole (babiarz) & Family

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  4. To the Creedons,
    I definitely want to help in whatever you need.
    I keep thinking about you, Leosje, every time I drive by your house. If there is anything I can do, please let me know. Kris Foley

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  5. Were here for you Ryan and your family waiting back here on the sandbar. Keep your heads up and keep pressing forward Ry.

    Love Gary,and April Clarke

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  6. Continually thinking and praying for you all, as is Joanne Crompton, who is away from a computer for two weeks, and asked me to pass along her endorsement of Braintree Rehab. She speaks from experience and was very impressed with how they absolutely turned around her son's condition form his severe head injury.
    And yes, there are many willing, ready, and able to help.
    Christine and Steve Dumaresq

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