You
all are awesome! The Fundrazr account is going up, now about $1400 and I
deposited the first mailed check. Got another $200, in the mail,
today. I am picking up more, tonight. Also, know of 2 more benefits, out
of Texas. When I get the info, I will send it out. Oh, another local
benefit will be at Parks Place, in Dallas, this Sunday, I think. Okay,
on to the important info:
Anita texted me, early this morning, that
Chris was opening his eyes when they were doing stimulus tests, but not
by voice command. I just got another text saying that he was resting,
but unconscious. It is his brain healing and it takes time. But things
are progressing.
Cheers,
Elaine
Here is an update from about 4 hours ago, from Chris's sister:
A brief update about my brother, Christopher Shawn Helms:
Although still in ICU at University Hospital, he continues to make a
little progress each day. The nurses told us this morning that he is
opening his eyes now in response to stimulus, but isn't doing it yet
when asked. Baby steps, but progress is progress!
Please keep the prayers and good wishes coming his way - they are working!!
Also, Friday will be his birthday. If you would like to send a card you
can drop it off in his room during a visit or mail it to: 327
Devonshire, San Antonio, TX 78209
On a personal note, sending
out my love and appreciation to all of the people who have reached out
to Chris and all of our family during this crisis. It has been such a
blessing to meet so many well-wishers and generous friends over this
past week, either at the hospital or via phone, text and facebook.
Hearing or reading so many great stories about my brother, from his
compassion to his hilarious antics, has been very uplifting and has made
the many long hours of waiting much more bearable.
There are
several people who have REALLY stepped up and continue to volunteer
their time and energy to helping Chris and the family through this,
above and beyond what any of us could have anticipated. 'Thank you'
isn't sufficient, but all I have are words to express the depth of our
gratitude to each and every one of you.
You
all are awesome! The Fundrazr account is going up, now about $1400 and I
deposited the first mailed check. Got another $200, in the mail,
today. I am picking up more, tonight. Also, know of 2 more benefits, out
of Texas. When I get the info, I will send it out. Oh, another local
benefit will be at Parks Place, in Dallas, this Sunday, I think. Okay,
on to the important info:
Anita texted me, early this morning, that Chris was opening his eyes when they were doing stimulus tests, but not by voice command. I just got another text saying that he was resting, but unconscious. It is his brain healing and it takes time. But things are progressing.
Cheers,
Elaine
Anita texted me, early this morning, that Chris was opening his eyes when they were doing stimulus tests, but not by voice command. I just got another text saying that he was resting, but unconscious. It is his brain healing and it takes time. But things are progressing.
Cheers,
Elaine
Here is an update from about 4 hours ago, from Chris's sister:
A brief update about my brother, Christopher Shawn Helms:
Although still in ICU at University Hospital, he continues to make a little progress each day. The nurses told us this morning that he is opening his eyes now in response to stimulus, but isn't doing it yet when asked. Baby steps, but progress is progress!
Please keep the prayers and good wishes coming his way - they are working!!
Also, Friday will be his birthday. If you would like to send a card you can drop it off in his room during a visit or mail it to: 327 Devonshire, San Antonio, TX 78209
On a personal note, sending out my love and appreciation to all of the people who have reached out to Chris and all of our family during this crisis. It has been such a blessing to meet so many well-wishers and generous friends over this past week, either at the hospital or via phone, text and facebook. Hearing or reading so many great stories about my brother, from his compassion to his hilarious antics, has been very uplifting and has made the many long hours of waiting much more bearable.
There are several people who have REALLY stepped up and continue to volunteer their time and energy to helping Chris and the family through this, above and beyond what any of us could have anticipated. 'Thank you' isn't sufficient, but all I have are words to express the depth of our gratitude to each and every one of you.
A brief update about my brother, Christopher Shawn Helms:
Although still in ICU at University Hospital, he continues to make a little progress each day. The nurses told us this morning that he is opening his eyes now in response to stimulus, but isn't doing it yet when asked. Baby steps, but progress is progress!
Please keep the prayers and good wishes coming his way - they are working!!
Also, Friday will be his birthday. If you would like to send a card you can drop it off in his room during a visit or mail it to: 327 Devonshire, San Antonio, TX 78209
On a personal note, sending out my love and appreciation to all of the people who have reached out to Chris and all of our family during this crisis. It has been such a blessing to meet so many well-wishers and generous friends over this past week, either at the hospital or via phone, text and facebook. Hearing or reading so many great stories about my brother, from his compassion to his hilarious antics, has been very uplifting and has made the many long hours of waiting much more bearable.
There are several people who have REALLY stepped up and continue to volunteer their time and energy to helping Chris and the family through this, above and beyond what any of us could have anticipated. 'Thank you' isn't sufficient, but all I have are words to express the depth of our gratitude to each and every one of you.
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