The first 2 days in Craig have been really hectic. After settling Stephen in, he has had every test he previously had in Blatimore plus more. The whole atmosphere is different. There is no sense of 'life and death' situations but more a sense of optimism and looking forward to the future. Stephen has already had a whole tour of the hospital, had physio and occupational therapy but I think the most relaxing part was when he had his first shower for nearly 4 weeks and he fell asleep!
The weeks ahead will be filled with lots of hard work and a determination to succeed. Once again we would like to thank each and everyone of you for your support, we are sorry that we can't reply to every message but be assured that without your support and the support of the medical team in Baltimore and now in Craig hospital we would never have been able to have coped in the same way.
Thank you all
The Family
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Stephen arrived in Denver on Tuesday morning after a comfortable flight with no hiccups - he had sweethearted his favourite nurse from Shock Trauma to travel with him to relieve his anxiety for the 5 hour journey. Although we were all pleased to leave the shock trauma unit in Baltimore it was very emotional for the family as we had become attached to each and everyone member of the staff who worked there. They are a fantastic team, dedicatied, committed and saved our souls and our sanity. Anyway a new page is starting for Stephen and we are all looking forward to his road to recovery. 
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