The past few weeks the boys have been able to attend events in honor of those that have helped them on their journey towards recovery. Tuesday Officer T. Brown received an award from the St. George Police Department for his efforts on October 5, 2010. Officer Brown is SCHS's Officer and was one of the first responders that frightful day in October. I was so touched to be at the awards night and thank him and the STGPD for inviting us. To all the officers that received awards, Thank you for your service. To you "its your job", to us, that you served, its our lives. We met a few other people that had also had their lives saved by an Officer, I loved hearing their stories. We live in a great community.
I am Alex stepfather. I have not always been on the side of the law that, let's just say...send Christmas cards to each other!
ReplyDeleteI do want to say publicly, Thank you for what you do! Our lives and the lives of countless others are protected and supported by your efforts daily!
Thank you officer Brown! without you there, there were some who thought the CPR should stop and that it was a hopeless and lost cause. Because of you all, Alex will be WALKING through his High School Graduation ceremony!!
May God Bless You ALL!!
It sounds like you have all got it together! We can't be more proud of Alex! He, along with the rest of your family, is showing what our community is all about.
ReplyDeleteYour family strength, through so much adversity, is a monument to us all. We love and appreciate what you have done for us as well!
We will all be in the auditorium to cheer as Alex WALKS across that stage! God Bless YOU!
What's that, David? No Christmas love for the Po Po?! Bahahahahaha! There's GOT to be a good back story to that comment!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could be there to see Alex walk up and snatch his diploma! I would be one of the MOST proud. Truly I would. I know how hard you've worked, Alex.
To any and all that read this blog - never stop CPR - never, never, never! If possible, please wait for a doctor to make that decision. I know it takes great strength to push on when you think all hope is lost. But, Dane and Alex are proof that hope is a funny thing and shouldn't be traded for despair.
Hip, hip, hooray, St. George! You people are amazing!
Hey Lara - Tomorrows the big day, cant wait to see him WALK across that stage. We will be thinking of you!
ReplyDeleteYes - let the Doc decide when to stop CPR, so glad everyone here did and so glad Dr T in the ER didnt stop either. Truly a Miracle!!
Oh and Yes there is a story..............