Latest News … Sun 19 February 2012 11:45 …
Jereme has been making slow progress all week. There are undoubtedly good days and bad days as the brain responds and heals in its particularly sensitive way. Some of this leads to severe headaches and confusion whilst other days see improvements in recognition, speech and movement. He receives regular physio sessions through the week. He can drink his protein shakes with a straw unaided and eats with a little help.
Jereme has now left ICU and is now in the High Dependency Ward 3 and visiting times which are restricted to 2-30-4-30 and 6-30-8-30 are pretty busy for him. Andrew visited and managed to score 3 bugger words before being rejected again with a headache and the need for sleep! But it was certainly good to see the real old Jereme was definitely still there. Martin and Hunter amidst some garbled nonsense got lots of the old humour along with the cheeky smile!
Sally, Louise and Lorna continue to be amazed by his progress and along with Robert and all the family and all of us at Synergy again thank everybody Doctors, Nurses, Paramedics and Air Ambulance and all you friends for all the great work and support.
We would also like to take the opportunity to let you know that Alastair Hayton is making very good progress at home following his recent op. A bit sore and a little bored and probably driving Rachel and the children mad but doing well!
Baby James Henry Reader is also doing very well and not keeping Jon and Bridget too disturbed at night we hope!
Again thank you for all the notices of support on the website. Some people have asked if they are able to get a card to Jereme. We are happy for you to send these to the practice and we will make sure that he gets them. Lorna is visiting regularly and has been passing on cards as well reading them out to him.
Thanks for all your continuing support and comments. The Synergy Practice address is available by clicking here.
We thank you for your understanding and support through a very difficult period.
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Good morning Jereme,
So how are you today? I’m just sitting here having some soup and thought i just check up on your profile, your doing so very well. so keep it up its going to take a long time and its up to us your friends to keep your chin up duing this time.
Down on the farm we are waiting for our first calf this year, so we will soon be very busy, so get well soon and take care. lots of love Linzie xx
Wishing you a safe and speedy recovery. Our thoughts are with you all the way from Germany.
Take care
Lindsey and family xx
Hi Jereme,
I was horrified when i heard what happened and also very relieved to hear that you are improving each day. Get well soon,
Richard
Hello Jereme, We were so sorry to hear of your terrible misfortune and are very pleased to hear you are on the mend. Our Love and Prayers for you and yours, from Dick and Jennie Aish (retired from milking Jerseys in 2007!)
Well done Jereme. It’s great to hear that you are making such great progress. Keep up the good work – like I said, you’re as tough as old boots. Look forward to reading that you are talking the next steps to a full recovery. Our love and prayers with you and all your family.
Great to hear you are on the mend & that you will soon be able to stand us a drink at the Dinnington Docks! Best wishes
So pleased to hear of your progress, we like lots of others follow this most days & also Matthew gives us any news from Louise. Keep it up Jereme!!
Hi Jereme,
We are all still following your progress regularly, keep it up, look forward to seeing you soon, and don’t forget you’re an important part of our team here, best wishes to you and your family
with love from Peter Lilian Paul Andrew and all at Fords Croft
Wow Jereme,
your doing so well so keep it up but don’t be so stubon about asking for help, the better behaved and show willin the quicker your be out….. and eat the food i no its horrid but if you get your favorite brought in, it will make you feel better….. We are all following your updates (a bit like big brother is watching you) we are all missing you and want to see you back looking after our animals so do as your told and be good!!! Keep ur chin up ”’ lots of love linzie xxx
Hello Master,So great to hear your doing so well. Weve been waiting to read up on your week,sounds as though everything is heading in the right direction,but, maybe if ur going to be too stubborn to ask for help in the middle of the night,perhaps you should sleep in your riding hat! Please take care of yourself,keep resting,keep fighting,keep positive.with lots of love and ‘fighting’ get well wishes, Trish,Tim,Jack and all the Wayford Cullingfords. xx