This was posted on TGR awhile ago by a trusted source. Didn't know whether to post it or not as I'm sure it was start a bunch of BS, but at least it should give those who care an idea of where CR's physical state currently stands.
"I just got off the phone with CR's mom, Lorraine. They've obviously had a whirlwind of emotions for the past few days. JT Holmes flew out there last night and delivered a card from Tahoe well-wishers. An hour later, CR's dad, Rusty, called Lorraine saying, "I put that card up on the wall and within one hour, his temperature dropped from 105 to 104!"
That's the kind of moment they're clinging to right now. Otherwise, there really isn't any good news to report. He remains in an induced coma to keep his brain functions to a minimum. They aren't to speak to him or agitate him in any way. When they tried bringing him out of the coma, he was combatitive, so they sedated him again. Doctors wanted to avoid drilling into his head to relieve the pressure, hoping it would dissipate naturally, but in the end they were forced to.
Doctors are telling his family to expect anything: from a full recovery to speech therapy to whatever. Nothing has shown promise yet.
Obviously, good vibes are welcomed. Fortunately he's a strong kid. Let's hope he pulls through just fine. And let's support him like crazy if he doesn't."
Word from people on Brighton's Ski patrol was that Kye was right behind CR when he crashed and there was nothing he could do.
So, More positive vibes to everyone effected. Hope things work out for the best.
"I just got off the phone with CR's mom, Lorraine. They've obviously had a whirlwind of emotions for the past few days. JT Holmes flew out there last night and delivered a card from Tahoe well-wishers. An hour later, CR's dad, Rusty, called Lorraine saying, "I put that card up on the wall and within one hour, his temperature dropped from 105 to 104!"
That's the kind of moment they're clinging to right now. Otherwise, there really isn't any good news to report. He remains in an induced coma to keep his brain functions to a minimum. They aren't to speak to him or agitate him in any way. When they tried bringing him out of the coma, he was combatitive, so they sedated him again. Doctors wanted to avoid drilling into his head to relieve the pressure, hoping it would dissipate naturally, but in the end they were forced to.
Doctors are telling his family to expect anything: from a full recovery to speech therapy to whatever. Nothing has shown promise yet.
Obviously, good vibes are welcomed. Fortunately he's a strong kid. Let's hope he pulls through just fine. And let's support him like crazy if he doesn't."
Word from people on Brighton's Ski patrol was that Kye was right behind CR when he crashed and there was nothing he could do.
So, More positive vibes to everyone effected. Hope things work out for the best.
