I am sure that there is always hope.
The thing is that there is also the reality of life and probably a time and place for everything.
I did forward a video from earlier to my daughter.
At this point in time, He just came home maybe 2 weeks ago. He still has lots of pain.
People have been working on renovating their home.
Their bedroom is in the walkout basement. It is rough terrain to get out that door.
He has been kinda stuck and isolated in the basement.
An elevator was just installed the other day that now gives him access to the main floor.
He spent weeks/months in Craig Hospital and is not only trying to recover from physical injuries like demolished ribs and punctured lungs and??? but also is dealing with the paralyzation from the waist down.
Sounds like everything is a chore. Urinating requires catheterization and obviously he wouldn't feel the need to go. So I would imagine a person needs to have some type of formula based on time and fluid intake to know when to urinate. Same thing for bowel but I would imagine that bowel is much easier to time but a longer process. Sounds like he needs to dedicate an hour or more for the poop process.
Anyway, Thanks for the video. Keep the good news coming. At this point I am going to let them settle in and figure out how to live. They are smart people and will figure it out. I am confident that if there is a cure it will get pursued. I think today the goal is to figure out how to get dressed, into a vehicle, to work, to the bathroom, to cook?? Pretty much everything I would take for granted.
That's friggin criminal.
