My apologies for not updating this in quite some time. My login wasn't working and it took awhile to get that straightened out. But enough about that, because Jessie's home!
She got to go home this past Tuesday and she will remain there until she is ready to go down to Atlanta to begin her physical rehab at Good Sheperd. So you can call her or visit her at home in Covington for the next couple of weeks, at least. I'm sure that she would greatly appreciate that.
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Update: New Year's Edition
So much has happened in the last few days, it is almost difficult to keep it all straight.
A few days ago, Jessie had her C-collar removed and then her trach tube was taken out. I've been sick the last week, so I haven't had a chance to witness it, but everyone has told me that she has been speaking in her "normal" voice once again. As if that isn't enough good news, she has continued to wiggle her toes for visitors and hospital staff, as well.
Finally, they moved her to a new room in the rehabilitabion wing, A-312, which is on the third floor in the Adams building across the street from where she had been to this point. If you haven't visited her there yet, press the button outside the glass doors and they will let you in or ask someone at one of the stations in the Jefferson building for assistance, if you are unsure how to get there.
Praise God for his blessings on Jessie, as well as her family and friends to this point. Let us continue to seek Him out daily as she continues to show progress and gets closer and closer to that day when she will get out of bed and walk again.
A few days ago, Jessie had her C-collar removed and then her trach tube was taken out. I've been sick the last week, so I haven't had a chance to witness it, but everyone has told me that she has been speaking in her "normal" voice once again. As if that isn't enough good news, she has continued to wiggle her toes for visitors and hospital staff, as well.
Finally, they moved her to a new room in the rehabilitabion wing, A-312, which is on the third floor in the Adams building across the street from where she had been to this point. If you haven't visited her there yet, press the button outside the glass doors and they will let you in or ask someone at one of the stations in the Jefferson building for assistance, if you are unsure how to get there.
Praise God for his blessings on Jessie, as well as her family and friends to this point. Let us continue to seek Him out daily as she continues to show progress and gets closer and closer to that day when she will get out of bed and walk again.
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