Thursday, March 27, 2008
No News!...is...Good News!
It means that we're just getting back to normal everyday life and nothing earth shattering has happened...we've all had quite enough of that! Gina is enjoying spring break and we're all enjoying the fact that we're all home again! Outpatient therapies are progressing nicely. As a matter of fact, Gina's physical therapist has to keep increasing her goals because Gina's progressing much faster than her therapist thought she would (no surprise to us though...just typical Gina determination!) Keep an eye on this blog for the big 'birthday/welcome home bash' info! I should have all the details posted by the end of next week.
Thinking of all of you,
Mimi
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I just wanted to drop a line and say congratulations for all the progress you have made Gina! I wanted to come say hello when you were at madriver but kept having to teach classes:( Apparently all those prayers on your behalf have been answered fully! Are you back to work yet Mimi? When ever you have to time, drop me an email so I can talk to you about putting my house on the market eventually. No hurry though.
-Chris Apfelstadt
chrisapfelstadt@yahoo.com
Way to go Whitt Family!! I like the "No news is good news" Blog!! Can't wait to hear when the big Bash will be...Hope we can make it. Gina... I still check this everyday, and even though Wes is in Germany right now, he asks if I have read your blog EVERY DAY!! You, mom and dad are truely LOVED!! Enjoy your spring break!!
Hugs,
Cindy & Wes
Just wanted to say 'Congratulations' You have come a long way, Baby!! So glad the nightmare is over for you, and you are getting back to a normal life.
I'm amazed at the progress Gina has made! Looks like you won't be needing the respite visit, but if you do, just holler if you parents want a night out! Brooke was so excited to see Gina back at Kroger's! I can't believe how well she's done! God truly works miracles! Love to all of you!
Bonnie
Mimi: I am glad that things are getting back to some sense of normalcy. I am sure you are relieved to have Gina back home.
Gina: Although you don't know me, I am on the ski patrol and your mom provides us with spirit and humor to keep us going on the cold and rainy nights. Your recovery has been aweinspiring and remarkable. Your entry into the hospital was about the same time as my Father-in-law. He however is still in a medically induced coma. I can only pray that he will have some of the same achievements in recovery. Best of luck and keep your chin up as we are all proud of you for enduring this challenge in life.
Kari Eggleston
It is GREAT! to here things are getting back to normal...Great Job. Job well done..
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