Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails and
sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.

Sarah

"Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a step-down
room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if he calls for
assistance. He of course if still very weak but the pain is much less and his
color is much better. I didn't get to speak to the Doctor but Mike said that
he was pleased with how things were going. They kept the tube in the stomach
but clamped it off for 4 and a half hours and then pumped out anything left in
the stomach and it was a very little amount and he is now going to the bathroom
(on a bed pan first and now with assistance on his own.)

His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and watch
carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or two I will let
you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your messages so thanks again."


For all those spouting jingoes about the need to go to war with Iraq now,
go down on the capital mall and look at the Vietnam Memorial."

--Senator Robert Byrd (True Patriot - West Virginia)

Sarah Monroe wrote:

> Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails and
> sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>
> Sarah
>
> "Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a step-down
> room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if he calls for
> assistance. He of course if still very weak but the pain is much less and his
> color is much better. I didn't get to speak to the Doctor but Mike said that
> he was pleased with how things were going. They kept the tube in the stomach
> but clamped it off for 4 and a half hours and then pumped out anything left in
> the stomach and it was a very little amount and he is now going to the bathroom
> (on a bed pan first and now with assistance on his own.)
>
> His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and watch
> carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or two I will let
> you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your messages so thanks again."
>
>
> For all those spouting jingoes about the need to go to war with Iraq now,
> go down on the capital mall and look at the Vietnam Memorial."
>
> --Senator Robert Byrd (True Patriot - West Virginia)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
COOL! Glad that he's started back!!! Keep hangin' in there guy!

--
Steve

Men are from Earth. Women are from Earth. Deal with it.

Hark! I heard (Sarah Monroe) report:

> "Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE.

<snip>

HOORAY!! Keep going, Michael; you'll be back on your feet before
you know it!

Woohoo, best news I've had all day! :-)

j.j. (j*ni)

(Posted and e-mailed)

"Sarah Monroe" > wrote in message
...
: Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts
and emails and
: sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
:
: Sarah
:
: "Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into
a step-down
: room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if he
calls for
: assistance.

<snipping great news!>

========

Woo-Hoo!!! WTG Michael!! Keep up the healing buddy!

We're still keeping you in our prayers and hoping that you'll be
able to pig out properly at Christmas since you won't be able to
do it on Turkey Day!!

Continue to take care!
--
Cyndi
<Remove a "b" to reply>

"Sarah Monroe" > wrote in message
...
> Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails
and
> sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>
> Sarah
>
> "Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a
step-down
> room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if he calls for
> assistance. He of course if still very weak but the pain is much less and
his
> color is much better. I didn't get to speak to the Doctor but Mike said
that
> he was pleased with how things were going. They kept the tube in the
stomach
> but clamped it off for 4 and a half hours and then pumped out anything
left in
> the stomach and it was a very little amount and he is now going to the
bathroom
> (on a bed pan first and now with assistance on his own.)
>
> His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and watch
> carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or two I will
let
> you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your messages so thanks again."
>


One more thing to be thankful for! Thank you, too, for keeping us posted!

kimberly

(Sarah Monroe) wrote:

>Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails and
>sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>
>Sarah
>
>"Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a step-down
>room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if he calls for
>assistance. He of course if still very weak but the pain is much less and his
>color is much better. I didn't get to speak to the Doctor but Mike said that
>he was pleased with how things were going. They kept the tube in the stomach
>but clamped it off for 4 and a half hours and then pumped out anything left in
>the stomach and it was a very little amount and he is now going to the bathroom
>(on a bed pan first and now with assistance on his own.)
>
>His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and watch
>carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or two I will let
>you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your messages so thanks again."
>

Happy to hear about the improvement. Best wishes for a speedy
recovery.


--
Susan N.

There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who understand binary and those who do not.

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 13:25:57 -0800, Nexis > wrote:
>
> One more thing to be thankful for! Thank you, too, for keeping us posted!

Hear, hear! I'm so glad he's doing better.

Ariane

Sarah Monroe wrote:
> Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and
> emails and sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>
> Sarah
>
Please tell Michael everyone here loves him and we are in a snit that he
decided to get ill right before Thanksgiving! (teasing)

Jill
> "Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a
> step-down room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom
> if he calls for assistance. He of course if still very weak but the
> pain is much less and his color is much better. I didn't get to
> speak to the Doctor but Mike said that he was pleased with how things
> were going. They kept the tube in the stomach but clamped it off for
> 4 and a half hours and then pumped out anything left in the stomach
> and it was a very little amount and he is now going to the bathroom
> (on a bed pan first and now with assistance on his own.)
>
> His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and
> watch carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or
> two I will let you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your
> messages so thanks again."
>
>
> For all those spouting jingoes about the need to go to war with Iraq
> now,
> go down on the capital mall and look at the Vietnam Memorial."
>
> --Senator Robert Byrd (True Patriot - West Virginia)

in article , Sarah Monroe at
wrote on 11/26/03 2:37 PM:

> Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails and
> sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>
> Sarah
>
> "Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a step-down
> room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if he calls for
> assistance. He of course if still very weak but the pain is much less and his
> color is much better. I didn't get to speak to the Doctor but Mike said that
> he was pleased with how things were going. They kept the tube in the stomach
> but clamped it off for 4 and a half hours and then pumped out anything left in
> the stomach and it was a very little amount and he is now going to the
> bathroom
> (on a bed pan first and now with assistance on his own.)
>
> His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and watch
> carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or two I will let
> you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your messages so thanks again."


Oh that is WONDERFUL news to hear!
Was so worried about him.

Sarah Monroe wrote:
> Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails and
> sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>


I don't post a lot but have always enjoyed Michael's posts. This will make
for a great day for giving thanks. Hope you continue to get better fast
Michael.
Sharon in MN

In article >,
(Sarah Monroe) wrote:

> Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails and
> sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>
> Sarah
>
> "Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a step-down
> room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if he calls for
> assistance. He of course if still very weak but the pain is much less and
> his
> color is much better. I didn't get to speak to the Doctor but Mike said that
> he was pleased with how things were going. They kept the tube in the stomach
> but clamped it off for 4 and a half hours and then pumped out anything left
> in
> the stomach and it was a very little amount and he is now going to the
> bathroom
> (on a bed pan first and now with assistance on his own.)
>
> His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and watch
> carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or two I will
> let
> you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your messages so thanks again."
>
Best wishes to Mike for a speedy recovery. Hope he'll be back home,
eating, cooking, and posting in no time!

Cindy

--
C.J. Fuller

Change the sprinkle to a spring to email me

In article >,
Sarah Monroe > wrote:
>Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails and
>sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>
>Sarah
>
>"Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a step-down
>room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if he calls for
>assistance. He of course if still very weak but the pain is much less and his
>color is much better. I didn't get to speak to the Doctor but Mike said that
>he was pleased with how things were going. They kept the tube in the stomach
>but clamped it off for 4 and a half hours and then pumped out anything left in
>the stomach and it was a very little amount and he is now going to the bathroom
>(on a bed pan first and now with assistance on his own.)
>
>His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and watch
>carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or two I will let
>you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your messages so thanks again."

Woooohoo! Thank you Jesus.

Thank you Sarah for passing these along.

Will continue to pray for Mike, and his continued recovery. And I will
definitely drink his health tomorrow. (I'm sorry they are only
letting him have water. Obviously that Turkey Soda is coming a year too
late.)


Charlotte

Sarah Monroe saw Sally selling seashells by the seashore and told us
all about it on 26 Nov 2003 19:37:01 GMT:

>Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails and
>sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>
>Sarah
>
>"Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a step-down

This is wonderful news! The prayers are still coming - hurry up and
get better Mike!

(huggles)

~Karen AKA Kajikit

Nobody outstubborns a cat...

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Sarah Monroe wrote:

> Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and emails
and
> sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.


Best Midwestern wishes from Chicago :-)

--
Best
Greg


> Sarah
>
> "Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a
step-down
> room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if he calls for
> assistance. He of course if still very weak but the pain is much less and
his
> color is much better. I didn't get to speak to the Doctor but Mike said
that
> he was pleased with how things were going. They kept the tube in the
stomach
> but clamped it off for 4 and a half hours and then pumped out anything
left in
> the stomach and it was a very little amount and he is now going to the
bathroom
> (on a bed pan first and now with assistance on his own.)
>
> His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and watch
> carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or two I will
let
> you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your messages so thanks again."
>
>
> For all those spouting jingoes about the need to go to war with Iraq now,
> go down on the capital mall and look at the Vietnam Memorial."
>
> --Senator Robert Byrd (True Patriot - West Virginia)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

(Sarah Monroe) wrote in
:

> Things seem to be looking better. I printed out all the posts and
> emails and sent them to Steven's mother, who took them to Michael.
>
> Sarah
>
> "Sarah, GOOD NEWS TONIGHT ABOUT MR. MIKE. They moved him into a
> step-down room tonight and said he can get up to go to the bathroom if
> he calls for assistance. He of course if still very weak but the pain
> is much less and his color is much better. I didn't get to speak to
> the Doctor but Mike said that he was pleased with how things were
> going. They kept the tube in the stomach but clamped it off for 4 and
> a half hours and then pumped out anything left in the stomach and it
> was a very little amount and he is now going to the bathroom (on a bed
> pan first and now with assistance on his own.)
>
> His feet and hands are still swollen so they continue to monitor and
> watch carefully the heart. as soon as I know more in the next day or
> two I will let you know. Mike was thrilled to read all your
> messages so thanks again."

Yippee yahoo!! That's wonderful news, and thanks for keeping us up to date.

--
Rhonda Anderson
Penrith, NSW, Australia