Yesterday afternoon he was opening both eyes and blinking, not focusing on anyone, but we could see positive improvements. We see positive things happening, we won't know the extent of the head trauma until he wakes up, and that could be a week. We don't know.
Our thoughts are with those who lost their children and also the professor. We'd like to be with them, but we want to be here with our son too.
Everybody loves Jared and Jared loves everybody. To sum Jared up, he's the sweetest, kindest, nicest kid you'll ever meet.
We just had a lot of fun, and we wanted to include him in that stuff.
They say the brain heals for up to two years. He's going through different stages of coming out of it. They tell us he could wake up one day and be normal, or not wake up at all.
The doctors said that more stimulation from familiar noises and sounds may help, so they're just going to have to handle it.
Whatever Heavenly Father wants us to learn from this, we'll do it and we'll do it with a smile on our faces.
Amy called and said that Jared was in a terrible accident. She didn't have any of the details.
If Jared comes back and is normal, then great. If it's a different road, then OK, we'll work with that.
We're trying to make sure that the residents that are out there have the supplies and resources that they need, and that they are safe.
