Jeff Moodie Update

Trip Start Feb 06, 2011

Trip End Feb 21, 2011

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Flag of United States Lehi, Utah
Tuesday, April 12, 2011

I am sure that you kind contributors will be wondering how Jeff is progressing! He has been working very hard at the Calgary Talisman Center gym every afternoon for months, and with the help of his brother Mike to get out of the wheelchair, is now actually crawling on all fours the length of a basketball court!! I have attached photos to show you this amazing man beginning to overcome his injury. He has been at Project Walk in Carlsbad California for a week now and says they are "working him hard" and that he is "loving it". He and his wife Tiffany are so appreciative of this opportunity which you have all made possible to give them hope for a better future.

I am flying to Salt Lake tomorrow for my Grandson's wedding, and will take a side trip to join them for 3 days this weekend as I want to see not only his progress, but also to determine that your contributions are buying the rehabilitation that we have hoped and prayed for.

There will be more photos and a progress report next week and I shall keep you informed over the next months regarding his rehabilitation. It will take time and great effort on his part, but if you could see the determination and effort Jeff is putting out, it would do your heart good!

Stay tuned to this link for future updates! SEE PHOTOS BELOW!
Denise

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Stetching to warm up	Brother Mike the dedicated helper	Onto the mats	Crawling!
Back to the wheelchair	Jeff's "squats"	This is great progress! Comments!

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Charlotte Rich on

It is very heartwarming and puts our lives into perspective to see this wonderful man making good progress, with his brother's help and with the help from the money that Denise and Maria raised. Thank you.

Susan on

Following Jeff has helped me put in perspective "physically challenged".
And, you women, encourage me to find ways to be of service while doing what I love.
What a blessing for us all. Thank you.
Susan