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Prayers for Monroe Player

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Greg, please know we are all praying for your family and for your son's full recovery. Merry Christmas!

Hello everyone. This is Greg, Ethan's dad. First of all, Janie, Cameron, and I would like to thank everyone for the prayers and support of any kind that has been sent Ethan's way since the accident. Ethan had a good night last night. They took him off of the sedation again about midnight last night and his blood pressure, heart rate and breathing have remained stable throughout the night. He is on C-PAP air at this time. The ventilator puts air with 40% oxygen to him at a low volume and he is doing the breathing himself. He has been on this or the last two days or so with good results. We get a little more movement each day so we are keeping our fingers crossed. He yawns at times and opens his eyes momentarily when he coughs. We have learned to take little things as hope. We take baby steps one day at a time. We again thank you for the prayers and concern and especially to Tom and Stephanie for being our link to you. God bless you all, keep praying for Ethan and us, and have a very Merry Christmas.

 

God Bless and you are in our prayers. Keep the faith.

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It is about time Greg actually got on this site for himself...lol!!!!:clap: Merry Christmas to all on this glorious eve of our lord and savior!!! :notworthy:

I already knew that this young man had received a 30 on his ACT’s his sophomore year. A friend of the family recently shared that he mostly likely would be a Governor’s scholar this coming year as well as in the running for valedictorian of his class. This friend of the family added with humility that he is even a finer young man.

 

May God bless him and his family.

On Christmas and always Ethan and his family our in our prayers.

Thanks for taking the time to update us! Keeping you guys in my prayers!

The doctors told the family this morning that with the damage done to Ethans brain that the outcome is not favorable. If he makes it through the next three days the chance of recovery is still slim to none.
God has brought him a very long way over the past three weeks. You have to believe that he will continue to do amazing things for Ethan. :thumb:
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I absolutely believe in my heart that Ethan will pull through this. Even if he is not 100% the Ethan we know, it is still great that he has survived something as tragic as this. He will always be the Ethan we love!!!

I absolutely believe in my heart that Ethan will pull through this. Even if he is not 100% the Ethan we know, it is still great that he has survived something as tragic as this. He will always be the Ethan we love!!!

Thanks, as always, for the continued updates as the prayers continue from this home.

 

Later.

Thoughts and prayers from Gallatin County to this young man and his family. And to parents everywhere, give those youngsters an extra tight hug today. May God bless this family and friends everywhere!

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They have moved Ethan to room 732. They welcome any visitors or even a phone call if you like...502-562-4732.

 

I talked to Greg today, and was very impressed by Ethan's progress. Keep the prayers coming...God Bless!

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