Don and Barbara returned home on Friday evening and are settling in and working on a daily schedule. Please keeping watching the blog for further information.
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MNU football players
Now that's a lot of muscle and we needed it.
Landscaping
Barbara, Britney and Mary
Happy Birthday Barbara
Don and Barbara
Kansas City District Assembly
Don and Britney on the farm
Working on the farm
A man and his dog!
DETERMINED DON
Mary and Don
PaPa's best girl
Don at pool therapy
Hard at work - it really is harder to walk IN water.
Don on the Farm
He told us the age of every horse!
Checking out the little one - the smile of approval!
Yum Yum a tasty new hat!
Every horse wanted Don's attention.
Welcome home Papa!
Britney keeping excited grandchildren happy.
Happy Family Welcoming Don Home
"Hey Papa, look at my balloon and candy"!
Don arriving home!
Lots of hugs and tears!
Our miracle we prayed for has come home!
Don out on the town to Lone Star
Exactly how big was that steak? 18 oz. and delicious!!
Don loves to read the blog!
Gordon: PCT Extraordinaire
Don and his therapy team @ Saint Luke's
They have all been a great help!
Mary Brooke and Papa
Saturday Night sleepover
Don and Barbara
Sweethearts
Don, Britney and Barbara
One lucky man
Don and Josh
Guess who caught the biggest one?
Don and the grandchildren
Grandchildren are the best medicine!
Don and the office staff at MNU
Don and MNU students
Don had a concert in his room!
Sunday Picnic
Don loved the fried chicken and mashed potatoes!
Don and his sweetie
Mary having her usual Saturday Night Sleepover
3 Amigos
Dan, Don and Dale
Ride 'em cowboy!
Farmer Don
Don and his Favorite Speech Therapist
Papa and Mary sleepover
Who is going for doughnuts?
Don dressed and ready for therapy
Where is my cowboy hat?
Papa and Mary on his birthday
A cowboy and his girl.
2 comments:
Hi!
Welcome home. I hope you are getting into a routine and glad to be home. Keep us updated. Love you!
Carol
Don
Glad to know you are home. Hope to see you out with the horses one of these days. Ronda returned from a seminar on therapy on horseback and was excited to report that some people have been having very good luck with improvement of speech as well as physical rehab for stroke patients. She is willing to work with you to see if hippotherapy could assist you in improving your motor skills for your arm and leg as well as possible improvement with your speaking ability. We would need volunteers and sponsors as well as good weather in addition to a facility to conduct the hippotherapy. I know there were people interested in providing scholarships for such a program when I previously mentioned the possibility. Have Barbara contact me if we can be of assistance in this matter.
John & Ronda
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