By Lisa Ansay — Mar 20, 2013 8:55pm Taylor is back at the hospital – his neurosurgeon wants to run some tests to make sure he’s ok. Taylor has been running some crazy fevers. Then today , normal temps all day. They still want to be sure….
By Lisa Ansay — Mar 20, 2013 5:45pm Just got word Taylor’s reconstructive surgery will take place April, 2, at noon. He will be in the hospital only a day or two, then home to the Phoenix house to recover. His jaw will be immobilized for approx. six weeks for…
By Lisa Ansay — Mar 2, 2013 6:58pm They discharged Taylor about 2:00 this afternoon, and he’s been sitting by the pool in 83 F weather since. He’ll make it an early night, for sure. I’ll be sure to post any news on upcoming surgeries. Love and hugs to all.
By Lisa Ansay — Mar 2, 2013 12:53pm He’s baaaack! Holy cow – I walked in this morning and Taylor was bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, speaking clearly and ready to go home! He is back to joking around, jamming to music and wanting to be up and doing stuff! Sodium has…
By Lisa Ansay — Feb 17, 2013 11:53am It was decided that Taylor was not “sick enough” for inpatient rehab, so insurance denied his stay – for now. Some of his Physician Teams also said we should hang on the the 60 days allowed each calendar year for inpatient rehab,…
By Lisa Ansay — Feb 10, 2013 2:20pm Taylor is still recovering in St. Joseph’s Hospital. Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapies have been meeting with him daily, and since he has not fully regained his strength/stamina, they are recommending another stay in Inpatient Rehab here at Barrow’s Neuro Rehab facility.…
By Lisa Ansay — Feb 7, 2013 11:51am Taylor is still recovering from his surgery on Saturday. Anesthesia hits him pretty hard and it typically takes days to clear the fog. In the meantime, he has been having trouble getting back into the regular food/water routine. His stomach isn’t happy…
By Lisa Ansay — Feb 4, 2013 9:05pm Taylor was moved from ICU to “floor status” today, and once his sodium levels stabilize he’ll be back home. He’s doing well, but tired, and still trying to burn off the residual anesthesia fog.
By Ron Stark — Feb 3, 2013 11:59am T has had a pretty good morning so far. He woke with the patented Taylor smile and laugh, which made my day already. Next up was a request for some orange juice,shaken not stirred,(” of course Mr Bond”), which he drank down…
By Lisa Ansay — Feb 2, 2013 12:44pm Neurosurgeons replaced the shunt, and Taylor is recovering in Neuro ICU.
