Monthly Archives: June 2010

From Sean.  4:19pm PST. Steve and Michelle arrived via air ambulance at 12:30pm; they were admitted to Harborview with no problems; Steve is exhausted, but resting (in between nurses and doctors, of course).  Prayer requested for his fever… it continues. … Continue reading →

Dear friends and family, I am sitting in a tiny lear jet, cruising over the flat plains of South Dakota where we will land to refuel the aircraft before proceeding to Seattle. Though I had little sleep last night, I … Continue reading →

From Mike: Prayer request answered, Steve awoke this morning and his fever subsided.  The transport team arrive as scheduled, transferred Steve to a stretcher, and wheeled him out the door to an ambulance.  A tear rolled down my cheek as … Continue reading →

29 June, 2010 9:40 p.m. Dear friends and family, How grateful I have been for your prayers that helped to carry us so far! On the eve of our departure to Seattle, I look back with disbelief at the last … Continue reading →

This post is from Sean, following up on the last post from Mike. Last night at 10:00pm EST Mike received a call from Harborview officially confirming Steve’s admittance. As Mike alluded to, there have been heroic efforts behind the scenes … Continue reading →

Update from Mike: Steve has been stable and resting in his bed in the trauma unit. He had been very very sleepy over the last 24 hours, and has probably slept more in the last day than he has the … Continue reading →

28 June, 2010 5 p.m. Dear friends and family, A quick prayer request: we are praying that Harborview will accept Steve quickly as for various reasons we need to be in Washington State by July 1. This involves a coordination … Continue reading →

28 June 2010 10:35 a.m. Dear friends and family, There is a lot to praise God for this morning. First of all, insurance preauthorized Steve for transfer to Seattle’s Harborview Medical Center. We are overjoyed to be able to now … Continue reading →

Dear friends and family, I have been a bit at a loss today. I want to report great strides, however Steve’s condition remains much the same. In his own words, it has not been a good day. Steve continues to … Continue reading →

My name is Mark, I am Steve’s older brother who just returned from spending a week at the beach with 3 most precious gifts, Aiden, Jude and Zephry. I deeply appreciate my wife Laura and her family for ettending their … Continue reading →