Monthly Archives: May 2009
Hardly "More of the Same" Update on Sean
Terri titles this evening’s post "More of the Same" but in reading it, that’s hardly the truth. See for yourself! More of the same Posted at 10:30pm PT That’s what today was, more of the same. That is finally a … Continue reading
Update on Sean "All is Well" Now Donate Blood!
All is well Posted at approximately 12:30 pm PT I’m sitting by Sean’s bedside and all is well. His BP and heart rate are good. He has opened his eyes a little bit here and there. He’s still pretty sleepy … Continue reading
Too Tired to Type – Update on Sean
Posted at 11:20pm PT I was just about to post an update and the computer ate it. I’m sorry but I’m to tired to retype the whole thing. I will find time tomorrow to write a proper update. Sean is … Continue reading
Surgery Went Well – Updates on Sean
Posted at 11:12am PT Sean’s surgeries went well. That’s all we know. We haven’t been able to see him yet. I will update more after we see him. Thanks God!
Second Surgery, Elevated Pulse/Blood Pressure Update on Sean
surgery continued Posted at 9:20 am PT Sean is in surgery again this morning (actually they are doing them in his room). He had an okay night. His heart rate and BP were very high coming out of surgery and … Continue reading
Update on Sean: Out of Surgery
Posted at 1:15pm PT Sean just got out of surgery and everything went great! He is doing post-op in his ICU room so we will get to see him in an hour. Unfortunately they couldn’t coordinate his tracheotomy and feeding … Continue reading
Surgery Tomorrow – Update on Sean
Surgery tomorrow Posted at 8:15pm PT Sean will be having surgery tomorrow morning at 7. They are going to repair his humorous, elbow and tibia. The surgery will last approximately 4 1/2 hours. Sometime after he returns to his room … Continue reading
Updates on Sean Now Located Here
In case you’re new to the situation, a fellow firefighter’s young adult son was struck by a car and seriously injured late Monday, April 28th, night. He was transported to the trauma center, his injuries so severe the responding firefighters … Continue reading