Thread: Son Update & I will be gone until Sunday

Well here we are and my son will have his left leg amputated at mid calf tomorrow. So now we are just hoping that goes well and heals as we want it to. After this and it heals enough he will start rehab on it and get fitted with some prostheses. We think there will be 3, one for normal, one for running and one that is for combat.

We all appreciate your prayers and support throughout this process and I guess again I ask for prayers for this surgery and healing after.

I still can't believe he wants to return to a SF unit, but if that is what he wants I am behind him 100%. I guess he just didn't get enough time with his unit before getting blown up by that IED and still wants to be able to jump out of air planes again.

The wife and I will leave in the morning for San Antonio which is where he finally decided to have it done. He has done a lot of looking into all the options and different places. He has been to St. Louis, Walter Reed as well as other Places and Doctors in Florida too. There is a comfort zone at BAMC since that is where he was treated for his original injuries and he knows many of the Doctors there.

Again than you all for your support and prayers,

Skip
PS we will bring back my grandson to stay with us for a couple of weeks and I am looking forward to that for sure.

My prayers are with your son and the family. Sorry to hear about this. It sounds like he has a good outlook about it.

Skip,, Prayers Sent

Skip,

That's an awesome son you have there. We could use a lot more just like him. Send him our thanks and love for his service and spirit from Tennessee!!!!

Our prayers are with you & your family Skip . We appreciate everything he has done for this country.

Our prayers are with you'r son and you'r family Skip, keep us updated on his recovery.

More prayer's sent Skip. Please tell him Thanks, again. I hope you and the wife are doing fine.

My prayers and thoughts are with your son and all of you during this time. May God Bless each of you and be beside him during the surgery.

Hang in there and keep us updated.

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Glad to see it went well.