By Lisa Ansay — May 26, 2012 2:36pm REHAB! T checked in to his new room at the Barrow Rehab Center. He keeps all his medical teams, and adds a rehabilitation doc with a specialty in Traumatic Brain Injury. 8 am this morning OT was knocking and one hour of…
By Lisa Ansay — May 24, 2012 8:57pm Taylor took more than just a few steps today – he walked all the way to the end of this hallway! By making it all the way to the window in this photo, he broke the 6th Floor record for longest FIRST…
By Lisa Ansay — May 23, 2012 11:26pm Daily Grind Things have been pretty steady in the world of Taylor Stark. He wakes about 6 a.m., gets some meds and meets his day nurse, as the night nurse tags off. One of his parents shows up just before 7 for…
By Ron Stark — May 22, 2012 8:59pm Rehab! Sorry that we have not posted in a couple of days but it has been a busy roller-coaster ride. Taylor’s weekend was a rough one for us, and and in the Taylor way not much of a big deal for him.…
By Lisa Ansay — May 19, 2012 9:10am Taylor has notoriously pulled-off amazing feats that friends, family, teachers and even Vice Principals can attest to. His recovery is now in his cross-hairs and he is adjusting for wind-speed! For those of you who have seen him in action, you know exactly…
By Ron Stark — May 17, 2012 11:39pm That young man is an inspiration! He had a great day today!!! As we are guarded by the known ups and downs today was a good day for all. He is letting us know he wants to be out and home ASAP.…
By Ron Stark — May 16, 2012 11:21pm Taylor had an up and down day today with more ups than downs. Instead of complete up days and complete down days it was nice to see him bounce back from not so good to a great day in a matter of…
By Lisa Ansay — May 16, 2012 12:04am Taylor has been moved to a “patient floor” in the neuroscience tower, where he will receive his ST, OT, PT and RT, until his endurance allows for 3 hours a day/7 days a week. His body is getting stronger, and he took a…
By Ron Stark — May 14, 2012 9:54pm Today Taylor had a surgery to relieve fluids in his head. It is called a V.P. Shunt that is a permanent tube that runs from the brain through his soft tissue and into his stomach. This will control the amount of CSF…
By Lisa Ansay — May 14, 2012 12:09am Today was a really great day. Taylor is fighting hard for every inch of his recovery and I have never been more proud of him. What an incredible man.
