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Here's the latest posting on Steve's Facebook page. It was posted in Facebook as a picture, so I attached it as a picture here as well.

Moving arms and legs is a good sign. Here is to a full recovery!

Back to day by day for a little while. But that is good. Setbacks with this type of injury are very common, with some time required to fully heal. A quick positive response to the setback is a good sign.

We need to not all turn blue holding our breath! I know I have to keep telling that to myself.

Thank you Mark S for keeping us here informed.

Wow I was under the impression he was doing well,what happened?I was gone the past couple days.

Glad to hear he is doing better!

Mack Cole, One of the "brain bleeds" took a turn for the worse. Steve slipped downhill fast (a common such result), and he was sent to a close by hospital. They dealt with the problem and he is back to doing better again.

I’m with Mack. What happened?! Last time I checked he was well on his way to recovery, but now? It doesn’t look good? Could he have suffered a stroke? Has anyone asked? Like everyone here, I’m praying for him. Jim Patrick

Mark,
Thnx for the update, I’ve been checking to hear one, this is favorable news .

No update on Steve's Facebook page today (10/22), sorry.

Molly spoke with the nurse tonite. CT scans are looking good, but he is on a Propofol drip (sedation) as he is not coping well with the intubation and equipment. They will slow down that medication in hopes that he will be less agitated. So it looks like he might bounce back from this setback. Fingers crossed.

Thank you D H!

Dave,
Thnx for letting us know what you’re learning, sound like Steve is doing his best and resting.

No new updates on Steve's Facebook page since 10/21.

I just hope he is doing okay.

We keep the prayers going. I just say a quick one at some point of a day every day. Doesn't have to be extravagant..just a prayer.

Steve is still recovering from brain surgery. He is breathing well on his own, but remains uncommunicative. Nurse thinks he is improving.

This is a report from one of his relatives as of this afternoon, 10/24.

Thank you !

Thank you for the update. More prayers going out!
David D.

I'm hoping and praying for some good news.

I am praying for good results for Steve. I am confident he will be OK. My father developed a subdural hematoma about 20 years ago and became paralyzed (temporarily) as a result while visiting relatives in Aberdeen, South Dakota. He was admitted to St. Luke's Hospital in Aberdeen, and as luck would have it, a renowned nuerosurgeon from the Mayo Clinic was rotating through and performed surgery on my father's brain. Dad recovered and lived fine many years after that. Steve is in one of the best hospitals in the country so that is reassuring.