Sandy, I would think knowing about trauma would 
help you to ask the right questions.

At 02:20 PM 5/23/2020, Sandy Scovell, wrote:
>God has been very faithful. I appreciate him so 
>much. I of course miss my husband very much not 
>being able to discuss my thoughts about these 
>things. Also, trauma medicine used to be one of 
>my specialties, so sometimes I wonder if I just don’t know too much.
>
>Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On May 23, 2020, at 5:20 AM, john schwery <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> >
> > Sandy, wow, talk about somebody being 
> broken!  I trust he will be broken in spirit.
> >
> > At 01:19 AM 5/23/2020, Sandy Scovell, wrote:
> >> Hi everyone,
> >>
> >> I wanted to give you a little update.
> >>
> >> This last month has been probably one of the 
> most difficult times I have had.  I kind of feel like a wilted rose.
> >>
> >> Until this last week, my grandson, Everett, 
> has had many setbacks and difficult 
> times.  Things ar looking up now.  I would like 
> to have all of you please pray that God gets a hold of him.
> >>
> >> He has been in trauma intensive care until 
> today, at which time he was moved to the 
> step-down unit.  This will be a big step for him I believe.
> >>
> >> They did say he had a concussion at the 
> scene of the accident, along with a fractured 
> sternum, multiple fractured ribs, foot fracture 
> which I am not recalling which bones at tis 
> point.  Also a fracture of his wrist.  I know 
> it has been difficult partially because of my 
> being 70 and the staff not wanting me to go to 
> the hospital where they are concerned about my 
> getting COVID.  I do nog think he will be 
> needing any more surgeries now, which is good, 
> because he has had several while in the hospital.
> >>
> >> Also, certainly not as important as my 
> grandson, is that one of my dogs jumped off the 
> recliner and received a very severe spinal 
> injury.  He is thankfully much better now.
> >>
> >> That’s all for now.
> >>
> >> Sandy Scovell
> >
> >                John

                 John