Dad was discharged from Kaiser yesterday. After a discussion with the doctor covering his case, Dad decided that it was time to come home. Some very special people have done amazing things to ensure that he is comfortable here. He is (and we are) infinitely appreciative.
We just finished our first breakfast together with Dad.
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I don't know your family at all, but have just spent an hour reading all these blog entries, and I am in tears. Tears of sorrow for the loss of your mom, tears of pain for what your father has had to endure, and tears of joy for the knowledge of eternal families. Thanks for sharing your hearts with all of us who have been following your story.
ReplyDeleteFrom Buenos Aires, Argentina...Ricardo -here again!- sending our best wishes for Kent and family...we feel so glad to hear that Kent is at home.
ReplyDeleteOur family is so grateful to hear that Uncle Kent is HOME! Our love and prayers continue to be with your family. ~Brandon & Jenny
ReplyDeleteI do hope you will be able to continue to post updates. So many of us would love to visit with your dad, but we know that the time is not yet. Your missives help us feel connected without intruding. And I hope it helps you, your family and your dad feel the love and concern we have for you all. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteMary Bair
So happy to know your dad is now home. We appreciate all of the blog entries please keep them coming as we don't want to intrude on family time. We love your family.
ReplyDeleteRon and Lynette McD.
Although I don't know your family personally, we have some people in common. I've followed this blog since the first week and have ached with your family as you go through this ordeal. Many prayers have been offered up in behalf of your family, and now we see the fruits of those prayers with the continued improvements made by President Wood. Sister Wood will be greatly missed, I'm sure. Judging only by the small video of her heartfelt testimony, she appeared to be someone I would have greatly enjoyed being around. What a fine lady she was and still is. Many prayers continue for your family as you recover from the emotional and physical trial you're enduring right now. Be strong and keep going! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Day!
ReplyDeleteI'm SO glad that he is home and doing well! I so wish that I could come to the memorial service for your mother, but we just live too far away. But, we send our love and deepest condolences.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Home Kent!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe love you and your family. Thanks to the boys for keeping us posted whilst we are in Sweden. We love you lots and have had you in your prayers, along with the lovely Stone Family.
Love, the Swedish Knechtions
So happy for all of you! What troopers you all have been. I pray the Lord's Spirit will continue with you as you prepare for your mother's memorial and am so glad Kent is back to his old self.
ReplyDeleteJen Savage
Like many who know Kent, I have anxiously followed your wonderful blog, and am grateful to know of his progress. I want to somehow visit with him and somehow be of service--but I can also understand how overwhelming too many visitors can be. Sometime, I would like to share a special story about Elder Bednar's response to my dental partner's daughter's request regarding your family. Suffice it to say, the brethren are aware of your family and are praying for you as are we.
ReplyDeleteHang in there, Kent.
Love, Mike Gade and family
Wonderful news. Please give him our love. Thank you so much for all these updates.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great day!!!
ReplyDeleteDear Kent,
ReplyDeleteWelcome home. Sometimes your home will be too full, and sometimes it will be too empty. Know through all the times that you are loved by many. Eternal covenants are just that.
Love,
Cousin Janelle