Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Ken's Progress

So, here i am blogging. I kind of, really, very officially hate blogs. Maybe because I associate it with the people I love being sick. My sister, Gus, and now Ken. Yup, hate blogs. I know it's not rational, but I do. Surgery is done. He's being moved to the neuro ICU. He's moving both sides, left is weaker. And he's saying his name. Dr. Ogilvie is "cautiously optimistic". Cautious optimism.

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  1. Jamie,
    Thank you so very much for the update! How are you holding up? The Unum crew has been thinking about you both all day today.
    Love,
    Maddie

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  2. Cautious optimism sounds very promising. Thank you for the update, Jamie. My thoughts and prayers are with you both!
    Heidi Flick

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  3. Schwew!! I'm praying all continues to go well.

    Lisa L.

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  4. Thanks for providing an update so quickly, Jamie. Those sound like great signs! We're all praying for a speedy recovery.

    Anna S.

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  5. Hurray! I'm cautiously thrilled. Let us know if you need us to do anything.

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  6. Thanks for the update -- I've been cautiously optimistically compulsively hitting refresh all day and sending my thoughts your way.

    --DanW

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  7. I'm so glad that so far things are good. I'll keep sending positive thoughts your way!

    Rachel C

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  8. J and K - I know things are going to be fine. Just fine. You're in very good hands. I am SOOOOO happy and relieved. My tears of fear are now tears of joy. Wish I could be there so you could wipe them away in person. I look forward to hearing from you soon. That would be you 2nd-person plural. I love you both.
    Sue D

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  9. thank you for bloggin Jamie. I am relieved by the words from the doctor. I cannot wait to see you guys again. Please give everyone love from Jill, Phoebe and I.
    -Shane

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  10. Thanks for the update, Jamie. So glad to hear things are going well. We have been thinking of you both all day and sending positive thoughts and well wishes. We will continue. Awaiting the next post...
    Sharon D.

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  11. Huge waves of love and relief and unrestrained optimism from us to you and Ken. much love, Amy

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  12. If I were able to, I'd send you all a big box of comfort right now. A huge boxful of scratchy/fuzzy sweater warmth that you feel when the snow drives hard against the window. I would send you laughter of children captured in mason jars. I would send you all that is right with the world. But as soon as I sent it to the post office, they told me I had to get a smaller box. I'm cautiously saying that the worst part is over, and I'm parsing out my love into smaller, more manageable shoe boxes.

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  13. Thanks Jamie for the update. All of us have been sending positive thoughts to you and Ken.
    Let us know if we can do anything.
    Jamie

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  14. Have been thinking of you all day. Sending healing thoughts... Danielle B

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