Hi everyone! We apologize again for not posting sooner. It has been a very busy couple of days. First and foremost the left arm surgery on Friday was very successful. The docs were able to remove the pins in the wrist, use a piece of bone to graft the ulna, reset his broken hand and remove scar tissue from the elbow. Although it seems like alot was done the surgery itself only took 1.5 hours. Dana was awake 1 hour after the surgery.....just in time for dinner. The range of motion in his left elbow has already improved from where it was 3 days ago. Good news!
Early Saturday morning Dana was up in his chair and ready to go. Its a good thing because lots of family was in town to keep Dana occupied. It was great to see everyone...Mom, Dad, Susie Q, Brittany, Jessy and Grandma! "Thanks Grandma for making the trip. It was nice to spend some time with you." "Susie Q...thank you for all the goodies, I will enjoy them and grandmas cookies are always a sweet treat." We look forward to the next time that everyone can get together, but for now the weekend is over and Dana is back to a very busy schedule. We will update as the week goes on. Thanks as always for the cards, emails, letters and special packages that Dana has received. Love, Courtney
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We're glad to hear that your arm surgery went well---another obstacle overcome!! And how great that you had so much company for the weekend...we imagine that kept you busy. Now it's back to business and having a busy schedule tells us that you are on the mend and working up to full steam ahead!!! You and Courtney are always in our thoughts and prayers and we are all very elated by the latest updates. Stay focused and take advantage of all the positive energy we are sending your way--we'll keep sending as much as we can!!!!!
The valley people
Keep up the hard work!!
keep up the hard work!!
Derek Bacon
It's great to hear all the continued progress. Thanks for keeping everyone up to day on things. Keep up the hard work Dana!! Still praying for you and your family.
Another success in a long line of successes for Dana. Keep up the good work and stay strong. You are all still in our thoughts and prayers.
Steve (The Kitsock clan)
Hi Dana,
It's been a while since we have written, but we want you to know that we are thinking of you all the time, and we are always reading the updates to see how you are doing. We were so glad to hear that your arm surgery is over and that it was successful - another hurdle that you have overcome. It sounds like you had a great weekend with so much family there -good for the soul! Between the tremendous support group you have and your inner strength and determination, there is no doubt in my mind that you are going to be A-OK!! We are sending you lots of well wishes, and many, many hugs for you, Courtney and your family!
Love,
Deb and Rich Swan
Hi Dana. We are so glad you are making continued progress every day. You have great determination and strength. We keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Keep up the hard work!!!!!!!
The Cavaluzzi's
DANA AND COURTNEY,HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!KEEP UP THAT SPIRT AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. MAY GOD BLESS THE TWO OF YOU.. AND ITS GREAT TO HAVE SUCH A WONDERFUL LOVING WIFE DANA
so glad to hear about the progress! Check the blog everyday. Always thinking about you Dana & family. Keep up the good work! The Larkins
Courtney and Dana,
I check the blog often and am so glad to hear all the good news! Sending thoughts and prayers your way! Love, Sarah Dalton
Dana,
this is the first time I have seen your site and I am so happy for you. I am Shayne's foster mother and miss him soo much, he was such a great person I only wish you could have know him. He was always giving of himself and never asked for anything in return.We will have an empty chair on Thanksgiving but we will think of you and give thanks that you are mending. Someone told me that you were training to ride in a melanoma awareness event I too have Melanoma and if you can make anyone aware of this horrible disease it would be wonderful. Best of luck in the future and I hope you will be very happy
Pat and Frank
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