Just a quick update since Keith finally made it to Magee Rehab yesterday for an evaluation before starting his first outpatient rehab in a facility since he was discharged on 10/4. Since the last time they evaluated him a couple of months ago he has substantially increased his arm strength and range. He increased his right side 5 degrees and his left side 10 degrees. He can pretty much put his arms over his head which is something the first doctor and that hell hole Atlanti-Care never thought he would be able to do. He also has increased movement a couple of fingers and his core area. Magee is very pleased with his progress especially taking into consideration it was all accomplished at home. He will be going twice a week for the next 8 weeks and then I guess it gets re-evaluated from there. His standing glider has been approved so he will be able to do more at home. Thank you all for your love and support and prayers. His miracle appears to be a very slow and steady one but as long as it gets him to the finish line we can live with that.
Friday, March 23, 2012
Keith's Evaluation
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Keith Update
We are now approaching ten months since Keith's accident. Where has the time gone. Some exciting things - Keith gets evaluated by Magee outpatient and hopefully schedules some appointments for outpatient rehab on 3/21. He also got approved for his own standing glider so he will be able to work out his legs at home. Still working the system on the outpatient surgery for his wound. He received his electric wheelchair and they are making some adjustments to it for positive reasons - they removed the support in the middle because his core is coming back and removed the heavily padded arm rests because he has good arm movement which is continuing to improve. Kristen said Keith's arms and hands are continuing to improve. The progress is slow but steady. He has some movement in his thumb and index finger in his right hand and that continues to improve slowly and the hope is more stim at Magee will move that progress along. Thanks for all your hopes and prayers. Keep them coming.
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