The longer the better. He can run all day.

The doctors say he's doing better than expected.

He actually commissioned someone to do a drawing for Ernie (Hahn, the developer who spearheaded the theater fundraising). I think that helped carry weight because he was the most experienced professional talking about running a theater.

He's independent enough that he doesn't want us to go back there, and he's told us so. We're really torn about it.

He's ready for it. He's going to be glad to have me gone. He's an adult and he's been living on his own for a long time. He's ready to be back doing his thing. He's actually doing pretty well.

He's sure fighting and we appreciate everybody's prayers.

His heart rate is a little bit tacky, but it's in the area where it's OK.

His color is improving, the swelling is continuing to subside and all his vital numbers are looking pretty normal.

In 25-years this case has bothered me more than any other case that I've had. I don't say that lightly.

I'm glad to come home. I want to go back to work so I can have some semblance of life again.