Regardless what he remembers, five will get you ten, the police will do 
nothing to see these dastardly folk are caught.  It is so fine he is 
improving.  He will be his old self before you know it, and sooner than you 
think, this horrible thing will be just a sad memory to put in your past.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 8:59 PM
Subject: Grandson #7 report


> Little Everett was transported to a new room on the next floor up from ICU 
> today.  They put him in a padded neck brace that is much more comfortable 
> but he keeps taking it off.  He has dialed the hospital phone, from 
> memory, a couple of people.  I can't even remember my own cell number most 
> of the time.  He talked to his grandma, Sandy, on the phone today and 
> Sandy says he sounds like his old self.  No mention of when he might come 
> home but it can't be too long now.  He still have a sitter around the 
> clock to be sure he stays down and doesn't try to walk out of the 
> hospital.  Today he said that he did not fall off his skateboard so there 
> is more memory to come.  I was standing on the landing after leaving my 
> office and before climbing the 3 steps to the kitchen leading out of my 
> office the other night.  I stopped on the small landing because I felt 
> something.  To be more precise, it was what I didn't feel.  I stretched 
> out with my feelings and began to cry.  I realized how empty the house 
> felt without my grandson not at home.  If he's not here; he's working at 
> Macdonald's.  Speaking of Macdonald's, he was also complaining yesterday 
> that he isn't making any money sitting in the hospital so that's a 
> definite sign of well being I would say, haha.
>
> Phil.