This a live update from the 3rd floor lounge at Kessler.
Sean's condition remains the same although he continues to make small strides in his therapy sessions. He responds to commands to raise his fingers, blink and slightly open his eyes, and wave to only Nancy (we don't understand it either).
Sorry I missed a day. But, the updates to the blog may not be daily as the progress is going to be slow (steady but slow). Don't panic if you don't see something for a day or two. There are times when there is not a lot to report. But, rest assured that Sean is working hard and Frank and Kathy are with him every step of the way. This is a long road for the Nemazie family but their faith is strong and I know all of yours will remain strong as well until Sean is home and back to full health.
Don't forget the RHS basketball game this Friday night at 7pm. The proceeds from which will be graciously donated to the Nemazie family.
More to come soon....Steve
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I'm relieved to hear that Sean's recovery seems to be progressing. We will continue to keep him in our prayers!
ReplyDeleteMy cousin did her internship at Kessler and has nothing but wonderful things to say about the staff and the facility. Sean and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteSlow and Steady wins the race Sean! We are
ReplyDeletepulling and cheering for you as you make strides
to a full recovery. Kathy, Frank and Timmy you
are Awesome! You are a true example of a family's love and strength. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
The Strano-Petty family
We wish a quick recovery for Sean, we will keep him and his family in our prayers.
ReplyDeleteSean, sammer is waiting to play a tennis match with you
The Bekhiet
So wonderful to hear that Sean continues to respond to his treatment. Even though we will not be able to make it to NJ for the game we will be thinking of all of you. GO RHS! What a fantastic support system for such wonderful people. We continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers and look forward to more updates. The Walls Family
ReplyDeleteWhen we moved to NJ all those years ago, Connor and I were blessed to find our new home on Banbury Court, next to Frank, Kathy, Sean & Timmy. What a beautiful family!
ReplyDeleteAlthough we've all moved away from Banbury and have since lost touch, I think of you all often and have always enjoyed reading of the boys' successful athletic careers in the local papers.
We have been praying for and thinking of each of you since reading about this horrible accident.
Sean couldn't be in better hands than at Kessler and Frank & Kathy, you have done an amazing job with your boys; they couldn't have better parents.
Please keep the updates coming via this site and know that we are still praying hard!