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Update on Jerry Ellis…..

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    • August 16, 2010 at 8:05 pm
    debbieVA
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      I just spoke to Sue and Todd, Jerry's wife and son, he remains in critical condition on a ventilator, with head and facial injuries.  He has not responded in 36 hours but is on a Sublimaze and Versed drip, so this is not unusual.  His vital signs, B/P, heart rate, are now stable.  He is in St. Anthony's Central, Denver CO.  Room 206, NICU (neuro intensive care).  

      Jerry has always been a very faithful person….please keep our good friend and Melanoma buddy in your prayers.  

      Thank you….

      debbieVA

      I just spoke to Sue and Todd, Jerry's wife and son, he remains in critical condition on a ventilator, with head and facial injuries.  He has not responded in 36 hours but is on a Sublimaze and Versed drip, so this is not unusual.  His vital signs, B/P, heart rate, are now stable.  He is in St. Anthony's Central, Denver CO.  Room 206, NICU (neuro intensive care).  

      Jerry has always been a very faithful person….please keep our good friend and Melanoma buddy in your prayers.  

      Thank you….

      debbieVA

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