Wednesday, August 8, 2007
Comin through
For those of you who hesitate to write on this blog- just remeber that I read carefully every comment and I do not believe I could not be doing so well without it..yesterday's writings fed my soul and we are back, strong and steady! After a 30 hour wait in emergency room - Caleb has once again worked his magic and landed a room on Ellison 22 where diplomats who need to be hospitalized come to stay. - Beautiful, big private rooms, great nurses always watchful, a beautiful view of the Charles-a bed for mumsie- just tops! He is resting, infection has calmed down - the bags under the eyes are dissapearing, fevor gone, the fluid leak in the brain is being addressed. He will stay right where he is until he is totally stable and ready for re-hab once again. This place is an amazing machine and although my approach to illness for my children has always been more homeopathic and part vodoo, I find myself astonished and blown away by this group of professionals. Kai and Max have become shadows to Caleb and are always just a movement behind him. Their tenderness towards him heals just as much as the IV. This boy of mine is otherworldly to me - I know that I could not come close to mustering up the courage that he has had to in order to endure so much! Not a wonder that "Endurance" is right up there on his favorite list of books. He has become a Shackelton to himself and he will not allow himself to fail - we can see it in that one pirate blue eye that still looks at us with deliberate intension and says - " I will be in Fleet again - jockey me out a here and get me back on me ship" We all thank you for your ever growing presence and loving thoughts. Thank you - thank you. Mumsie
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Dear Sharyn - I just posted this comment in response to your report from yesterday, but just read the great news from this morning, so I'm repeating myself with a more joyful feeling.
Caleb's pirate flag is flying high over Cannon Hill, always snapping & dancing no matter what the weather. Seeing Its crackling energy everyday, I think of all of you and send up spirited prayers on the Wellfleet winds. When I walk home fron Town at night I shine my flashlight up on it gentle evening energy and send waves of love and healing thoughts, joining the many others that do so everyday. Take heart & whether you're hanging in there in a hammock or on a high wire, we're here to support you. Love from Elaine & Stephen
Sharyn
Oh angels . . . I just came back from going uptown to just sit/stand/circle the spot on town lawn we all know well. Said a prayer, felt it travel, and join all the others out there. Kinda creepy. Come home . . . check the site . . . things are better! H o l y S h - -
Thought I might be getting too old for roller coaster rides. I used to enjoy them with my kids. Now I know I'm wrong about that . . . with you in the front and all of us in the back doing all kinds of weird stuff . . . whatever you ask including laughing our asses off . . . no fear . . . ride on.
Love is real. Can't wait for your book, your retirement book!
From, an old post menopausal friend whose thinking of you.
AWESOME AWESOME NEWS.....THE POWER OF PRAYER IS A WONDERFUL THING. KEEP UP THE GOOD THOUGHTS, CALEB AND YOU WILL MAKE IT THROUGH THIS.....BE BETTER THAN EVER!
Dear Mum,
We are vacationing in beautiful Wellfleet with our two young boys and after seeing many well wishing signs wondered who Caleb Potter is. We also saw people in a prayer circle last evening in the Center. Upon returning home we looked up who Caleb Potter was on the internet and found your blog. My 9 year old boy is very concerened for your son.
We just want you to know our thoughs and prayers are with you at this time. Your son sounds like a true inspiration and we have him in our thoughts. We wish your family you all the best. We will continue to track his progress and pray for a strong and steady recovery. All the best to you and your family!
Wonderful news, Sharyn. Hang in... Jerry G
hey old lady,
Hang in there, this is just a little bump on the wellfleet back roads. If you have any doubts about caleb discard them. Caleb is the kindest, strongest, and the best person a person could know. You do not meet many people in this world quite like him. I feel blessed to have so many good times with him already. I also know that he will return and the good times will continue. Love you all hang in there.
Uncle Judith and fam
p.s. Try to get some sleep Ms. Lindsey
Dear Sharyn, so heartsick at yesterdays blog. Richard called his sister, Vicki, a nurse and she said not unusual with such an injury as this.
So glad the news today is better and he is resting confortably. Such an emotional roller coaster ride for you and the boys and also those of us who love him.
I know he draws his strength from you and you are amazing.
Loving thoughts flying from S.Wellfleet right to Boston. Judy
Dear Sharyn, Like Dusty Springfield (or as Chris says they used to call her in England, Rusty Springboard) I'm ever "wishin' and hopin'" the best for you and yours in this wrenching situation; like many, following the blog a few times a day. I have no advice, just love to send and a reiteration of my promise on the lawn. Strong lady, so many hold your family in their hearts. David W.
Sharyn,
First of all, YIPPEE! He did it again! Although it goes without saying, let it be said that Caleb is a most amazing young man- a true fighter in the best sense and a force beyond belief.
And as for you, my friend, you continue to astound me with your strong spirit, your wit and your wits! You are a true hero.
My heart is with you (and what's left of my mind)...
Love,
Martha
Dear Sharyn,
My love, hugs and prayers to you all. We really hooted it up last night at the circle, thanks to Barbara Austin. Even in the dark times know you are not alone... Hold onto your faith and spirit, it is far greater, stronger and deeper than you can imagine.
Enjoy the VIP suite for as long as you can. They can probably get you a massage if you ask!!
Give Caleb a hugh kiss for me.
Love, Susie
Sharyn,
Thank you for writing the blog yesterday. I know it must have taken great courage to leave Caleb's side.
I think of you and your family often during the day. Sending love and prayers to you all.
Jean and Dick
Took time out last night to light a candle on the Upper Cape and say Caleb's name out loud. "For Caleb Potter, keep him healthy and keep his mom strong"
Take time for yourself Sharyn, take a little walk along the Charles while Max and Kai watch their brother. You need your strength now. Caleb can see the emotions on your face (even with beautiful red lipstick on). Be well, and know there are thousands praying for you all.
YIPEEEEEEEE.....I am SO grateful to read your post this am. I will keep the "Immune stim" going along with body balancing. What a hugh collective effort, so much love and attention. I am humbled by all the genuinely wonderful, thoughtful comments by so many friends and loved ones. I hope you feel all this love and support, and when you're just a 'lil bit pooped, you can draw on it, and feel zippideedppdaa once again. Take good care of yourself, and let your incredible boy know how much he is LOVED....right there along with his awesome brothers, and extended family. Blessings,
Con Todo Carino...Melinda
Hello Sharyn,
We are all pulling here in Fleet for our favorite Lad. We had a wonderful little prayer circle last night for Caleb with a lot of great energy. It was kind of loud...I wouldn't be surprised if you heard us all the way in Boston...hahaha!!! We, unfortunately, couldn't stay the whole prayer circle though, because our Caleb was so proud of himself(on his potty training journey) for peeing on the town lawn. He just forgot one tiny little factor...you need to pull down your pants first...hehehe!!! Too cute!
Do you remember when your Caleb did all those hillarious things
-big and small- that made you just burst out laughing while he was growing up? I bet that all you need to do in this time of sorrow is just think of all the great times that you have indured with Caleb. He is one funny Lad, and I'm sure that you can think of a million and one memories that will cheer you right up and make you laugh. I believe that laughter cures most anything, and I hope that atleast once a day you find something to chuckle about.
Well now that I have rambled on...I just want to wish you a fantastic day full of progression and happiness. We love you and will talk soon hopefully.
~Love Always!!!
Nicole and the Miner Family.
After yesterdays blog i was not sure what to say to you... I can not imagine being where you are - and you sounded so down which i know is to be expected - I didnt know what to say that would not sound stupid, so i said nothing.
But i am very VERY happy to hear that he is progressing in an upward direction again - he seems like a fighter if i ever heard of one and he will not lose this battle.
Sharyn,
Don't ever doubt Caleb's tenacity!
He's got your great genes! FABULOUS NEWS!!!!
Kevin Scalley
Dear Sharyn,
We have been thinking of you every day in RI. Caleb is so very blessed to be surrounded by this enormous circle of love. I get chills when I read the blogs and see how many people pray for him everyday. When my brothers told me of the prayer circle in the water, I cried. Such love...
xo
Shannon (Ellen's step-daughter)
Dear Sharyn, Caleb, family, friends and caregivers, on today's great news -- "May you carry on from strength to strength!" Wah-hoo!!!!!
And we all find, through this great and wide healing circle, that your energies flow from the East Coast to the West Coast, and back again.
Love from your North Coast-California friends -- will keep thinking of you, in strength
Hello again! I was extremely saddened when I read your post from yesterday. I couldn't stop thinking about Caleb and all of you. However, I am soooo glad to hear the progress today! I am one of thousands who continue to pray and hope each and every day for Caleb's healing. I am still awed with how strong you(Sharyn)continue to stay. You are quite amazing! A true inspiration! I will continue to log in each day and look for the great news that is to come. Take care and God Bless! ~Barbara (From Stoneham- Tool Concert)
Good to hear Caleb is doing better. I have been down in Wellfleet a lot this summer and you can really tell how much everyone is behind him. I said a prayer for Caleb last night and am glad to hear he is doing well. Stay strong and onward we live.
Hey to sharyn....and...all in the circle....Great news....the intensity last night at circle was palpable....and our silent circle was deep and moving....moving towards Boston.....until Robin O'M said I don't think Caleb would be too happy to have us be so quiet....and Barbara Austin got us....whooping....drumming....circling....at the top of our voices....all in the direction of Mass General...twas what we all needed....and Caleb , too I see!!! Jan drove by Town Hall....Red called to check how he's doing....and passed on that her mom was Hospitally connected and that "these things happen" and that we can carry on and know that our "HEADSTRONG CALEB" will pull a little harder and get around this boulder in the road...once again....and this am's blog confirms the upward motion......fare forward....we love you...twas nice to see sky-o's picture of Costa at Christmas from a few years ago!!! ne cest pas??
a little salt water in those sinuses would do wonders right about now....well......soon come, mon....light!ly....ch/dad...and the scatterlings of sunspirit
ps GB got an update from ellen and anne at the cannon this morning....nothing takes tooooo long in this circle of friends....don't ya know....
pps a fire circle and food...chowder...oysters and veggies galore... at LisaDierdre's tonight....before and after the 9pm circle at Town Hall....what an August...YES????we'll save some for ya
dear Sharyn,
I'm so glad to read that Caleb is doing better this morning. I don't have internet access in the old house so I hadn't heard about the meningitis until Claire called me today. I was so upset hearing that, but so glad to hear that he's doing better. He is an amazing young man. Tom and I send our love and prayers to you and Jan and Kai and Max and especially to Caleb -- for his continuing recovery and growing strength. We have his glove on the porch from his shucking for Claire on her visit home,and we will hold it there till he returns to join us for some great Wellfleet oysters that we will shuck and one of Tom's margaritas. With much love, Michele
Hugs to you from here...
Sharyn - Took to heart your message to those of us who have been hesitant to write on the blog - Eric and I just returned home from ten days away and I logged on to find out the latest re: Caleb. Yesterday's news was worrisome, today's a great relief. Having known them from a very young age it's not surprise that the Potter boys are sticking together -- each with their own unique personality and steady determination.
Across from the pier a pirate flag waves briskly from the home of some elder Wellfleetians, my parents! We all hold you all in our thoughts and prayers. Nancy W.
All of my positive thoughts and prayers to Caleb, Sharyn, Kai and Max. I grew up in Truro/Wellfleet but currently live in Boston. I've been following this blog and his progress ever since the accident and it's amazing to see what he has accomplished so far. The amount of support from everyone makes me more than proud to have grown up in such an amazing community. I drive past the hospital every day on my way home from work and always hope maybe I'll see him out for a walk along the river as you've mentioned in past posts. So don't be surprised if you're out one day and hear someone yelling to you all from the highway. Keep it up, he's going to make it through just fine.
Dear Sharyn,
Whew, what a great weight lifted, a deep breath and you keep right on keepin on.
It is no surprise to me that Kai and his quiet and gentle strenth have held you up. He is yet another amazing son of yours who at the mere age of 15 made a huge impact on my life. His wisdom and spirit carried me through a most difficult time, but most importantly he carried my dear friend Carol through her darkest hour with peace and light. It is in the times of our darkest hour, of our deepest pain that we are often touched by greatness. It is in those times that we discover hope. It is in the eyes of your sons that we feel hope. Kai touched our lives in such a profound way. He has been on my list of heros ever since.
I just returned from Ireland where I spread the word of Caleb and your amazing family. The prayers are coming across the Atlantic for Caleb's full recovery, and for strength for you and your family. The entire trip I kept hearing a song over and over in my head, a song that Greg wrote to honor his heros. (to name a few, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Jr., Nelson Mandela) I started reciting it evertime I lit a candle and said a prayer for Caleb and I thought I'd share it with you. It's called:
What Must Be Done
I learned as a child there's two ways to see, the world as it is and the way it could be.
Some people say that's just not my problem. Some people do what must be done.
They see the hole in the fabric that must be sewn.
They see the way blockaded and they roll back the stone.
They see the day beyond the horizon and they do what must be done.
Some people do, do, do what must be done.
They do what must be done. They see the day beyond the horizon, and they do what must be done.
They see their way on that long road to freedom and they do what must be done.
Caleb, Sharyn, Kai, Max- keep rollin back that stone. Keep doing what must be done. You are all my heros. I hold you in my heart.
Audrey
you are sunshine in my heart and a big ole lump in my throat mz sharyn...i sometimes feel like i am going to burst with so much love for you and the kids. we are all holding down the pirate ship here, and holding you all in the collective palms of our hands. peace and a good night's sleep. we will be having a fire and drum jag over at my house tonight after the circle. i will drink one for ya...love lisa
Sharyn,
My family and I were at the Cape the week of Caleb's accident. As we headed into town late that afternoon, we saw a police car across the road and a figure lying in the street beyond it. I yelled to my husband, Chris, who is a family doctor. He grabbed his medical bag and ran. The EMTs were just arriving. Together they tried to intubate Caleb, but were having trouble.
I sat in the car with my daughters at a distance and we tried to send hope toward your boy. We saw a young man fly up in a truck--probably one of your sons--and run. And then we saw you arrive. As a mother, I knew you had to be the mother of that person lying in the road; it was obvious.
My husband met us later at the docks. He was covered in Caleb's blood and shaking. We thought of your boy the rest of the week. When we returned home to Connecticut, we were relieved to find your blog so we could check on his condition. When my husband saw the picture of Caleb the Pirate in the parade, he turned pale. He had seen the pirate hat lying next to him in the street.
We thank you for your wonderful writings. I would pick up my kids at camp in the afternoons and they'd say, "Mom! We went swimming! We had popsicles! How's the skateboarder?" Your progress reports have touched us all. (And by the way: quit your day job. You should be writing novels. Your style is incredible.)
To you and Caleb and your family, we send strength and hope and healing. We are all, frankly, astonished at your boy's progress. He is teaching us all.
Sharyn,
"Back in the saddle again" and going strong. Hang in Sharyn and remember to take 5 for yourself - a nice walk along the Charles!!!! As always my thoughts and prayers are for all of you!!!!!! Margie
Dear Sharyn,
There is not a day that goes by that I dont think of you guys.
I am sending you bushels and bunches of hugs,prayers, and positive thoughts. My granddaughter kisses Calebs picture on our frige everyday. I am so happy that he is getting the best of care and in good hands especially yours Sharyn. We are looking at old pictures of the boys and you at my house before they took off for Europe... wow backflash...Caleb Uncle Brian the pirate says he is giving you big Arrrrahs, and sends love too.
We all miss you and cannot wait to see you in fleet.
Only the best for all of you.
Caleb xoxoxoxoxoxo Donna
Hi Sharyn, We have been following Caleb's story since the beginning as summer residents of Wellfleet. We have been both elated by the good reports and saddened by the harder days. We are so glad that today was a better day. Our thoughts and prayers are with you every time we pass a sign that says Caleb's name, and that is many, many times a day. We go home next week but will continue to read the blog and pray for Caleb and you and your family. Next summer we hope to see him riding around town and maybe even meet him.
Two summer people from western MA
There you go! Isn't it great to be on a roller coaster ride that you just can't seem to get off of?? Phew...... exhausting, huh? But I'm so glad that Caleb is doing better!!! One step forward each and every day!! xoLori
Dear Sharyn-
It is 6:28pm and I am still sitting at work, lots of work to do, but I find myself reading Caleb's blog and having a quiet moment...would you believe the phone just rang, literally right then, and someone wants to talk about buying a house!! How crazy is life- don't they know I am trying to have a quiet moment with a friend?! I guess that will teach me to go home if I want quiet. Anyway, I started my day at 7am with a nice walk and thought of you and then I proceeded to the gym where I cannot help but think of you (I still don't love it...Bart and I had a little conversation about that today. I toughed it out though and thought of you saying I would like the way I would feel when the workout was over!) and obviously I am now thinking of you and Caleb and Max and Kai. I am so happy to hear that Caleb has rallied and is feeling back on the right track again. You hit it right on the head when you said there are going to be setbacks, because unfortunately, there always are, and it is so dang hard to prepare for them. It is August in Wellfleet and life is crazy busy, I haven't even seen Anne in a couple of weeks. As a matter of fact I last saw her one night at Caleb's prayer circle! I have one of Caleb's stickers in my car and I start each day with a smile and short prayer for you guys. I have my pirate flag hanging on the back of my shed and hope people see it and are reminded, when they pass on Gross Hill. To describe people Alan sometimes says to me, "She's a hot sh_t!" and today when I think of you that is just what I think. Hang in there and know that we are all hanging with you and will continue to be here and support you and your family in any way we can. I am glad you took a little time to recharge yourself. Sending you mucho love, virtual hugs and good feelings!!
xoxoxo
Kathleen
PS. is there an address where you guys are now that we can send cards to Caleb?
I had a very long and serious conversation to the little green candle that I lit last evening. Every night there is a candle burning on my dresser ( which sharyn was kind enough to give to me, and Caleb helped me move up and down and all around until it found its way to my little house) and if I wake up during the night, the flicker on my walls brings me to caleb and all of you. Caleb is The Squosen One!! And that means he will come through this come hell or high water. I love you...very very much. all of you.
What a relief!
It has been hard to be south of Fleet, but I luckily have the most amazing friends that update me and also the very poetic, soothing words of you, Sharyn to make a lass feel comforted during this.
Your way has always inspired me, and I feel so blessed to be able to partake in all this. Chema & I spoke with his family in Guatemala, and they hope that you ALL (Potter/Lyndsy family) make the trip to be acquainted. I will be sending them a photo of Caleb soon, so they can see who they have been praying for daily.
I am forever blessed.. I love you immensely.
Never lose faith, manifest the best.. that's what we ALL deserve!! XO!!
From the North West Coasters to North East Coasters...Prayers..
Sending sweet thoughts and good wishes every day from Chatham.
I have always left Caleb's presence with a smile and a feeling of warmth, acceptance and the continued goodness of people in my heart. I can't thank him enough for this. I know he will get through this. Positive thoughts and prayers being sent your way hourly
Dear Sharyn and Caleb,
Sharyn you remind us of Lady Liberty.... So strong holding the torch high into the sky. Just as all of Wellfleet has and beyond... Our continued thoughts and prayers are with Caleb,you,and all of the family. You are "THE BEST" Mumsie, ever!!!
Your friends at,
The Holden Inn
Dear Sharyn, I haven't met you yet - but I will - the day you walk down main st. wellfleet with caleb and family by your side. it's what i've been envisioning every day, and I knew that setback was just that, a setback. i'm a new in wellfleet and live across the street from Jan, so him I know, but haven't met your whole wonderful family - yet - but I will. You are amazing, but it's what us mothers do best, isn't it? and I truly believe your years of homeopothy and "voodoo" medicine is what makes caleb so strong.....but i knew the other kind of medicine is needed at times - went through something with my own son once, and they were wonderful at children's hospital. have also been through a few events with teenagers from sandwich and severe brain injuries - they're all fine now - and so will caleb be. good medicine, powerful prayer circles, yes.
claire watts
Dear Sharyn and Caleb,
We burned our candle last night on our foggy deck in Eastham, sending love your way. As parents of three kids in their twenties, we know how parents feel their kids pain-- physical and emotional, no matter how big they get. So glad your strong & stubborn Caleb is rallying and getting the best care. Mass General is a wonderful hospital when you need one. We've been there for surgery & they get
thumbs up.
Sending you some ocean sparkle and roar!
Thanks for sharing your family and com-
munity with all of us,
Janet and David, John, Mark, & Jess
Dear Sharyn & the blessed community of Caleb-lovers:
As I read your words, and walk the streets of Wellfleet, I am awed by the power of the love that surrounds your dear Caleb.
You are mighty folks and your magic touches us all-- reminding us what love is capable of and what is most precious in life.
Thank you for allowing this entire town to join in the grace of your strength... you can not begin to imagine how many lives you are healing as we join in prayers for Caleb and his growing family of thousands.
... sending love & prayers and visioning Caleb's homecomming--- what a party that will be!!
----S
Not only is your "blogging" an inspiration to us all but so are the poetic comments.
Yours truly..
Just a mom of three boys who feels you heartache 3000 miles away..Love to you from the southern most northern part of the West Coast.
Dear Sharyn
We have a vacation home in Eastham and my son skates in Wellfleet so though Caleb and my son don't personally know each other, my son knows they have skated together and shared tricks. We were in Eastham July 4th and have been following Caleb's amazing journey. Our thoughts and prayers are with you through out this whole ordeal. My son tells me, "Mom, Caleb will pull through this because you can't keep a skateboarder down and with all each people praying for him, how can he not come back stronger than ever?"
Our daily thoughts and prayers.
Denise and son Alan
Sharyn,
SO happy that Caleb is on the mend again!
My flag is hoisted on the back of the truck so, every time I look back I think of Caleb(and you up there with him)! I feel my place here is to inform anyone who seeks info about him. My info comes from you sharing this with us. Thank you SO much! When Caleb is well enough to eat, I have soup that I will send up with Jan. Many well wishes, Kate (Red)
Hello to all of Caleb's family and friends, my name is Heather, I live in Boston, but am a frequent Wellfleet visitor who hopes that when Caleb is all better and you all can think about yourselves again, that you feel fiercely proud for all you've done. It is so wonderfully astounding to bear witness to the strength, hope, warmth, faith, goodwill, and determination. Your super-human positive energy is felt (and appreciated) far and wide. I'm just hoping that you are all aware of how wonderful you are!
I am so glad to hear of Caleb's impovement from this latest hurdle. Maybe it wasn't really a setback, but another challenge to conquer while moving onward. I think it's like those little cars that go or like a slingshot. They've got to be pulled back before they can zoom forward.
And to Caleb, I have a friend who used to sell a lot of pot...so he had loads of money, but because of all the pot, he was also very paranoid so he never put his money in the bank. He burried it while searching for a house to buy far from home. Unfortunately, right after he burried it, he rolled his car down the side of a mountain and suffered many injuries, including serious head trauma. He has recovered completely and is doing great, but can't remember anything that happened right before the accident. Has no idea where he burried his money. (What can you do but laugh like crazy)? So when you're up to it, and you feel like searching for buried treasure, it's somewhere in Northern California! (It'll be tricky, though, he's not a pirate, so there's no map)
Wishing you peace and perseverance...
I went to the circle last night and left feeling lighter than I have in awhile. Today will be a good day & I'm sending that intention right on up to Caleb. Boston used to seem so far away to me, but now its only a hop, skip, and a jump....& maybe a few T stops away! Sharyn, you are so strong. Remember to take care of YOU too. Kai & Max...you are Caleb's rocks. Big Strong Fleetian Rocks with barnacles & seaweed on 'em and stuff. I love you.
Sharyn,
Someone once wrote"
"We encourage people to believe
that there is only one identity, one role,
one way for them to be,
one value for them to fulfill,
rather than a host of possible 'incarnations'
to be lived in a lifetime."
Daily I send love to you and Caleb in his journey to his next incarnation, with you as his guiding star and safe home port.
From a mother who has experienced a son's struggles...you are such a special human being.
GIVE EM HELL YA OL BOY
Fear makes us weaker that we are. It takes away from all our strength to keep on going. I'm trying not to be afraid right now. I know you all are be doing the same. But remember that in strength, there is healing. In love, there is hope. Just help caleb to be strong and help him not to be afraid. Feel all those emotions, and let them go...concentrate on being whole and healthy.
Hi Sharyn,
I missed the blog for a couple of days so experienced all the different emotions from afar as I am just reading now. But that's as much to let you know that here in Newfoundland we're also reading every day and checking in to see what's happening with Caleb and you and everybody else not only in Wellfleet but seemingly further and further afield. It says something about the shared experience that even people who are travelers to town and have never met you feel involved now, and I take comfort in that. we hope you've found the hospital workout room by now so you can keep working on those fabulous biceps of yours and trust that dark red lipstick is wowing them at the nurses' station. I am sure with a little encouragement you'll have them all wearing it in no time. anyway, know that we're still reading and thinking of you and sending all our best wishes. love from kathy and bob
Dearest Sharyn- With tears down my cheeks...I am smiling again...Sending all our love as always..We are so glad to hear that Caleb is getting better! we miss you- Sassy and the family
I'm so glad to hear that Caleb is pulling through. I think about him every day. Spaulding is a little less bright without him there. I hope that he'll make it back to finish out his rehab and I can see him once again! Thoughts and Prayers, Kristi
I can't wait to cook a grilled cheese sandwich for you Caleb! I hope it will be soon.
G.B.
I love you Sharyn. Thninking of you and caleb every step of the way. Xo .grace
My thoughts and prayers have been with you and Caleb since my visit to South Welfleet a week after the accident. As a physician, I feel both a sympathy and understanding with the process that you have been going through. Such a recovery is truly a journey, full of ups and downs - your amazing strength (and more importantly Calebs!) are a true inspiration to us all.
I was worried to hear about the meningitis yesterday, but am happy to see that he has improved significantly since that time. I'll keep on following your postings, and will thankfully be back on the Cape next week.
My best wishes for a speedy recovery.
With love, Jon in CT
Good Afternoon Dear Sharyn,
Not much to say today other than" I am SO happy that Caleb is progressing, and that his leak will be mended this week". You are so unbelievable strong, and I look up to you in more ways than one. You are an inspiration to many Sharyn, and we think about all of you so much. Hope that you all have a wonderful night.
Love,
Nicole and the Miners.
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