Jeff's Journey will be a place where family and friends can come to get updates on our dad's condition and progress. We have a long road ahead of us and we hope that this blog can serve not only as a place for updates but also as a journal of strength and remembrance. We have faith in our Heavenly Father and his Son Jesus Christ and we know that through our faith and perseverance our dad will be healed. Though we have been told that the chances are slim (1 in 200,000) that our dad will walk again, we will be by his side to help him beat those odds. Our dad will make it through this challenging trial and we will be there to help him every step of the way! We love you DAD & GRANDPA!!

Sunday, November 29, 2015

Day 98, Sunday Nov. 29

Day 98, Sunday Nov. 29

The biggest thing about the past few days is trying to find a routine that works. As soon as they get that figured out then they can think of ways to make the whole process less time consuming. 

This week will be a challenge as Jeff and Annette begin the next phase of Jeff's recovery: outpatient therapy. They will be visiting TOSH for occupational therapy and Neuroworx for physical therapy. Plus there are follow up appointments to keep. 

It seems as if they will be just as busy now as they were at the hospital! 

Today was spent doing more organizing and relaxing. Their ward brought the sacrament for them to take as they aren't quite ready to brave church.

The family came for spaghetti dinner and then celebrated Kaisy's 7th birthday since Jeff and Annette won't be able to go to her party tomorrow. 



The guys worked to fix a problem with the tv and then it was time for everyone to go home. As hectic as it gets with everyone over to visit, we have grown to really appreciate the time we get to spend together. 

There have been some concerns about whether or not we will continue with the blog. We want to let you all know that we appreciate all of your support and will continue to post updates at least once a week. It has been such an incredible journey for our family and this blog gives us a way to share it with each of you. 

As Jeff starts his new therapy and continues to learn new things we promise to give you updates. We cannot tell you thank you enough times to fully express our gratitude for all you have done for our family. We pray that as you go through your own struggles in this life you will be blessed. 

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