In the past two weeks, we've seen some improvement! With help, Aron has been able to transfer objects from one hand to the other, interlace his fingers, remove his glasses, identify body parts, point his finger at our mom (he certainly knows who we are!), and remain in an unsupported sitting up position in bed (this was after being put in a sitting up position). Aron also seems more alert and focused. We are encouraged by these small victories. He still has yet to speak, and has trouble holding up his head - but is improving with the head control and continues to make unintelligable noises.
The EEG from December didn't indicate anything unexpected, and the same goes for the MRI. The medical professional who read the EEG did say that it is within the realm of possibility for someone with Aron's injuries to recover, it would just be VERY slow - which is what seems like is happening. We continue to remain hopeful.
On another note: my dad and I will be cruising Aron's Nova Wagon on March 5 at the CPP cruise.
Thank you so much for the update Candace. Looking forward to seeing you guys at the CPP Cruise. Blessings to all of you,
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Thanks for the Update Candace! Great news on joining in on the CPP cruise as well.
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Thank you for the update. Prayers continue for Aron and the family.
ReplyDeleteSweet !!!! Very cool news, God Bless !
ReplyDeleteI'm sure 2011 holds many important leaps and bounds for Aron! Healing always takes time whether it's physically, mentally or emotionally. Our job is to continually trust in the Lord as He moves the mountains!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your posts, it's encouraging to see the Lord at work with Aron.
Been following his updates for a few months now and while I never knew him, glad to see he is progressing. Be sure to get some good pictures and especially video of the cruise. I am sure that will thrill Aaron!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update. I am happy to hear Aron is continuing to make progress. God Bless you all! Keep up the good fight!
ReplyDeleteGreat news - we check daily for updates and this was so encouraging!
ReplyDeleteAs always we are "joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer"! Romans 12:12
Pat Dunn
So good to get updates. My Bible Study group continues to pray and thank God for each step.
ReplyDeleteGod Bless, Lori and Bill Scott
That is great news. I am so glad to hear that he is making steady progress. I remain hopeful that he will make a complete recovery! All things are possible.
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