Natalie has been attending outpatient care at Saint Camillus Hospital. Three days a week she receives physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy.
Due to the wonderful weather in Watertown she had to miss a few of her sessions but has been attending whenever possible. She is currently feeling a bit under the weather which caused her to pass on today's therapies.
Please be aware the visitor policy remains the same because Natalie is currently adjusting to her new surroundings and will need to take her time and be around familiar faces.
I will update the blog with more news shortly - Keep up the great work, Nat!
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21 comments:
nat
i am glad your at home.
you an your family be careful.
i know how dangerous that nny weather can be and is.
thats so great your home and doing so well.
after all this hard work it is an amzing feeling to be at home where your more comfortable and all.
awesome job
keep going your such a role model to others
love
class of'04
kelly koenig
best of luck in your home recovery
Nat,
Glad to hear that you and your family are back home in Watertown. We have been checking on your progress through this great blog site, and you have been in our thoughts and prayers. Keep up the hard work. Try to stay warm. Hopefully spring will arrive soon.
Best wishes,
the Ryan family of West Henrietta
So glad to hear you are all home together once again. Keep working very hard every day, you have succeeded so wonderously. Each week you continue to get stronger. I will continue to keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. As always, faith and prayer are very powerful!
REALLY glad ur home Nat! Continue ur great work! Your in my thoughts and prayers always!! :o)
XOXO
Ashley Kenealy
I'm glad you're home Nat! Keep up all your great work! You are in my thoughts and prayers always!
Sara Baldwin
Home sweet home - Congratulations
Home sweet home - congratulations - keep up the hard work
(somehow my last update went under dans name)
Tina, Mark and family Am glad you are all back home in familiar surroundings. Please know that if there is anything I can do or errands I can run for you I am just a phone call away. I am in Watertown all the time. You are always in my thougts and prayers as I know Nat still has a lot of work ahead of her, but she has beat the odds already and is an inspiration to us all. Love to you all. Karen P.
Welcome Home Nat!
chelsey miller
Glad you are home, continue the fight, never far from our thoughts, love David, Sally, Adam, Charlotte and Nan X
Nat,
We love you and we miss you like
crazy!! We're so glad you are back home.
Hello to all your family too!
Love,
Mr. and Mrs. Wright
Nat:
I am sure Stormy went nutz when he saw you all! So glad to hear you are back home and regaining your mojo!!
Best wishes to the fantastic Foulger family. Welcome home as well.
Love to all!
You're still in our thoughts and prayers here at Wiley. We're all in your corner, Nat!
Welcome home...
Natalie,
So glad to see that you've made it home! You have come so far- its truly amazing. Keep up the good work :-)Thinking of you always!
Michelle Bloom
hope u feel better !!
hey glad your all home safe good luck
You're never far from our thoughts, Nat... Hoping all is well with you and your family.
To Natalie's Family - my brother was in a snowmobile accident 5 years ago. He sustained a severe brain injury (to his brain stem). Today he is an inspiration to those that are going through the same thing that he did. I would love to talk to you and share some of the things that we have learned throughout our journey (that may help you in yours). I can be contacted at jprince2@twcny.rr.com. You are not alone and Natalie is lucky to have you all. Best of luck.
hi i hope you feel better
Hoping for an update soon...
We're all pulling for you Nat!
Hi Nat & Family; Just wanted you folks to know that I am very very glad that Nat is back at home. I went through the same type of kind of ordeal myself, however for not as long a time as Nat. I was riding a 4weeler at the time and I crashed on the Sears Pond Rd just made it across the bride towards Motague Inn. anyway It happened on June 3rd 2000. They first took me to the Lowville hospital and they took a scan of my head and then thet told my wife that i have to go to Watertown hospital. I don't remember anythng about the accident or anything about the whole month in the hospital. They kept me drugged in Watetown. Then my wife had them take me to the University Hospital exactly a month later 7/3/2000. I spent a month there and I went to Cmmillus Rehab. Center for almost a month. I got out on my boys birthday which is 8/28. I went to therapy at the Carthage hospital for about 3 months after that. I went every day during the week. I lost all the use of my right arm ad i have a leg brace on my right leg also. There is a lot more that i lef out but that is the jist of things. I now live in Glenfield, NY. Again I am very glad hat Nat is back home with you all. Roman
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