Friday, February 17, 2012
BOZ CHRONICLES #6
FEBRUARY 17, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Nothing has changed much from our last update. They
continue to try and wean him from the ventilator and we are making
progress. He is awake often and writes questions, as Mary is there with
Robert all day. All of his vital signs are good and there are no other
problems with organs etc.
It is still critical that Robert stay calm,
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Nothing has changed much from our last update. They
continue to try and wean him from the ventilator and we are making
progress. He is awake often and writes questions, as Mary is there with
Robert all day. All of his vital signs are good and there are no other
problems with organs etc.
It is still critical that Robert stay calm,
so we are staying with “family only” for personal visits.
Robert is still in ICU and the waiting room is public
so flowers, etc are not appropriate right now.
If you would like to send a card it would be best sent it to the business:
Gnat's Landing
310 Redfern Village
St Simons Island, GA 31522
Robert and Mary will be meeting with an Oncologist in the next few of
days to discuss where to go next.
Someone saw the picture of the Goose from Robert’s previous business
and discovered the following verse from Psalms 91:4 that I think you
will appreciate.
“He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find
refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart."
Please continue to check Boz's Buzz for these updates.
If you would like to send a card it would be best sent it to the business:
Gnat's Landing
310 Redfern Village
St Simons Island, GA 31522
Robert and Mary will be meeting with an Oncologist in the next few of
days to discuss where to go next.
Someone saw the picture of the Goose from Robert’s previous business
and discovered the following verse from Psalms 91:4 that I think you
will appreciate.
“He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find
refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart."
Please continue to check Boz's Buzz for these updates.
If you live on SSI go eat at Gnats or Bubbas and visit with Jocelyn.
On behalf of the whole family thank you for your support.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Today's Country Idol
Come up to Gnat's Landing, February 22nd at 7:30pm, for Today's Country Idol!
The biggest singing talent show to hit Southeast Georgia!
Winner receives ONE-THOUSAND DOLLARS and the title of “TODAY'S COUNTRY IDOL”
Must be 21 or older.
Today’s Country Idol Presented by Budweiser!
Specials today!
Lunch: Blackened Chicken served on a bed of grilled veggies topped with a chipotle tabasco drizzle!
Dinner: Country Fried Steak served with fried okra and lima beans and rice!
Dinner: Country Fried Steak served with fried okra and lima beans and rice!
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
BOZ CHRONICLES #5
FEBRUARY 14, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Yesterday and today the Medical team really focused on getting Robert off
the ventilator. We made good progress yesterday, but it is a give and
take process made up of baby steps. Every other aspect of his health is
stable and normal; we just now have to get him strong enough to deal
with the cancer.
Robert's valentines Mary, Madeline, Emily, Keith, Carlton and Jocelyn
are all good as we settle into a routine and try to take up day to day
activities. Gnat's Landing and Bubba Garcia’s continue
to be the favorite of locals and visitors as the staff steps up to prove to
Boz they can “do it” in his brief absence!
The sincerity of the visits and email continues to be overwhelming.
It is interesting how many people know Boz and therefore he must
remember them! You all know this because he treats everyone that
way, when in fact no one could remember this many people.
It’s fun seeing the competition of who can bring the "best" food. I guess
they think they might earn a spot on Gnats menu! There are too many
people to call out by name but THANKS for everything!
Please try and check before you come by the hospital or send food.
Mary and Robert's good friend, Lucy Thomas, has taken on managing
the food schedule, so thanks go to Lucy.
It is interesting how many people know Boz and therefore he must
remember them! You all know this because he treats everyone that
way, when in fact no one could remember this many people.
It’s fun seeing the competition of who can bring the "best" food. I guess
they think they might earn a spot on Gnats menu! There are too many
people to call out by name but THANKS for everything!
Please try and check before you come by the hospital or send food.
Mary and Robert's good friend, Lucy Thomas, has taken on managing
the food schedule, so thanks go to Lucy.
At this time Robert can’t have visitors.
He has done well with some visitors up until now, but he really needs to stay calm
thru the ventilator weaning process. You know he might to try
and communicate or tell a joke.
Robert's buddy, Father Goose, from his toy store even got in on the act.
thru the ventilator weaning process. You know he might to try
and communicate or tell a joke.
Robert's buddy, Father Goose, from his toy store even got in on the act.
Thanks for your prayers and support.
Please tell your friends to keep up with Robert through
www.gnatslanding.com, then click the link Boz's Buzz.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Sunday, February 12, 2012
BOZ CHRONICLES #4
FERBRUARY 12, 2012
FOR IMMIEDIATE RELEASE
It’s Sunday and Robert is having a better day. Mary’s Brother Bud was
a huge help today and conferred with 4 different Drs concerning every
aspect of Robert's treatment. The Drs decided to put another chest
tube in his right side and the remaining fluid drained immediately.
There is no more specific information about the cancer because the
tests are very complicated and weekends are slow in the hospital.
It is great seeing so many people Robert knows, from high school
friends, kids he taught, and former employees. We had a great visit with our brother Cliff
today, and all the kids are here too.
FOR IMMIEDIATE RELEASE
It’s Sunday and Robert is having a better day. Mary’s Brother Bud was
a huge help today and conferred with 4 different Drs concerning every
aspect of Robert's treatment. The Drs decided to put another chest
tube in his right side and the remaining fluid drained immediately.
There is no more specific information about the cancer because the
tests are very complicated and weekends are slow in the hospital.
It is great seeing so many people Robert knows, from high school
friends, kids he taught, and former employees. We had a great visit with our brother Cliff
today, and all the kids are here too.
Thanks to all the Docs that have come out on a Saturday! Thanks to Dr Jones (cardiologist),
Dr. Scott (thoracic surgeon), Dr. Sudduth (ICU Pulmonary), Dr.Reynolds
(radiology) and Mary’s Brother Dr. Hamrick!!
Thank you for your thoughts and prayers.
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