Hi Phil,

I'm touched by this loving report.

Oh, I wish I could meet him some time. I would give him a big huge 
squeeze and tell him he is Loving! Because he truly is. <smile>

I would love to meet you and Sandy, as you both are Loving, also.

I would also love to meet Gretchan, as well. She's also loving! <smile>

Thanks so much, Phil.

Blessings,

Pat Ferguson
At 08:02 PM 5/19/2013, you wrote:
>Little Everett had a lot of visitors, including some friends of his, 
>so Saturday was a busy day for him.  That helped him sleep a large 
>portion of today, Sunday, although,he had a few visitors but went 
>back to sleep when they left.  Tomorrow he goes to the rehab 
>hospital and gets checked in. Something unique is that he said to 
>his mom, "Maybe, when I get completely well, I could go to school 
>and learn how to help people like me."  His one eye still has double 
>vision and they began giving him shots in the stomach for blood 
>thinning which, Sandy said, is standard protocol for brain injuries 
>as the patient progresses.  He has been wearing his own clothing and 
>tonight he ran the nurse's microwave to heat up two burritos; 
>operating the buttons and timing and everything without help.  The 
>rehab hospital will have some family intervention classes for the 
>whole family to learn how to help him, meaning what to do for 
>further improvement once home, and what not to do.
>
>Phil.