John -- is out of the ICU and on a regular floor. We are HOPING and PRAYING they will send him home today. He is feeling fine; however, he still does not have much use of his right arm & leg. The tests AGAIN revealed no seizure activity, but that is what they are treating him for... they are going to tweak his medication and hope to find a combination that prevents the seizures without making him dizzy.
Jami -- living on very little sleep right now and COMPLETELY unable to cancel any cheerleading practices as this Saturday is the debut of our competition routine at Saber Showcase. I'm also VERY weary from trying to help my children through this most recent turn of events. In the past, their fears haven't been much of a factor. I don't know if they are getting older now or if they are just have a better history to remember what all of this means and will likely bring about in their lives, but they are having a hard time.
Noah -- struggling A LOT with this recent event. Please pray for him and for us to have the words to minister peace to his troubled soul.
Jeremiah -- doing pretty well... my little prayer warrior... he is SUCH an angle from above!
Elijah -- normally not very phased by all this hospital hoopla is also showing signs of wear and tear.... I can see in his eyes and hear in his questions that this is getting a little scary for him too.
Hannah -- NOT doing well... her daddy is her light and she is having a hard time this go round... the other night the boys were wearing John's necklaces and every time she saw one she burst into tears crying, "I want daddy." We had to tuck the necklaces away for the night to avoid more drama.
Thank you so much for your continued prayer support. Hopefully tomorrow when I post, John will be sleeping in his own bed!
Constantly praying Jami! Even Luke is a little freaked - he didn't want to go to speak for fear that something else would happen today. It's funny how even from a "distance" Luke is anxious. Seeing John wheeled out unresponsive was scary for him. So, I cannot even imagine how your kids are feeling. Just praying for you guys!
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