Bryan needs Prayer

[miguelcabrera]

today he was doing wonderful.. he can gt himself into his wheelchair with very little assistance, and then back in bed.. he can pull up his pants.. he is eating good.. wheeling himself in his chair... he loved the hooter wings i brought him... he is really having trouble hearing because today he kept telling me to talk louder.. but he interacted so much more and loved seeing frank.. he seems to have awesome staff as well..

nice news

 

[craiger122003]

Great to hear the good news the package of cards was sent today
a big thanks to all that helped in this for those that donated i do have a DC and Insurance number thanks all

 

[JEA2880]

Keep us updated, we're all really pulling for your family! Keep your chin up, sounds like things are already starting to get better.

 

[Pine Tar]

Good hear he is getting better. Also glad they found out what it was that was ailing him.
I hope he keeps improving, for we miss him on these message boards he is a member to.

 

[KC37]

Glad to hear to positive progress reports!

 

[subpop77]

Bryan has been rediagnosed by the drs in Dallas.. His definite diagnosis is Central Nervous System Vasculitis.. It fits perfectly with his symptoms. .He is looking at about 2 years of treatment and rehab.. Possibly might not be able to work again. But I am hopeful for the best.. He is still improving daily. Hopefully I will have more information on Sunday when I go see him.. Here is a website for info on what he has..

http://www.cnsvfinc.org/

 

[asmsportscards]

:grouphug: hope you get better heres a group hug :grouphug:

 

[JEA2880]

Bryan has been rediagnosed by the drs in Dallas.. His definite diagnosis is Central Nervous System Vasculitis.. It fits perfectly with his symptoms. .He is looking at about 2 years of treatment and rehab.. Possibly might not be able to work again. But I am hopeful for the best.. He is still improving daily. Hopefully I will have more information on Sunday when I go see him.. Here is a website for info on what he has..

http://www.cnsvfinc.org/

Well at least it appears that there is some certainty now, and that seems like a better long-term diagnosis than MS. All of our love.