Keith Update (Text Only) with Random Photo. 11/12/2026.
From Kari,
Hi. Today I've run around trying to take care of paperwork stuff. Keith sat assisted in a chair for an hour! We listened to Achtung Baby by U2.
His application for the communication device was approved, so we should have that soon, which will be incredible! He did do a lot of head movements today.
With the communication device, I feel like him being able to give his own updates is not an impossible hope or expectation for early 2027! Dare I hope for him to be able to post his own, "Merry Christmas!"!? 😊
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Thank you.
Dan
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"Dear Keith and Kari,
God gives us a new morning to start afresh. To build on what we've been able to do. And to see the wonderful possibilities ahead.
Praying for a good day healing and recovery."
— Lee Clark, Vermont
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Happy Veterans Day to all of our Veterans. Thank you for your Service and your Sacrifice! Thank you for your Courage and your Bravery! I salute you. #HappyVeteransDay2026
"Sunset on another day. I hope it was a good day for you all.
A day of prayers and a day of healing."
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Veterans Day is more than a date on the calendar. It’s a reminder of the real people—our neighbors, family members, coworkers, and friends—who put on the uniform and did the job. Grateful for every one of them. #ThankYouVeterans 🇺🇸🫡
Transcript:
Okay. So, for any visitors, just a really brief explanation of why I'm standing here right now, other than to tell you that Jesus loves you... which he does.
But my husband, on October 8th, had a stroke in his brain stem. And so, we've been in the hospital for three weeks. And so, this is my first Sunday back. And wow, it's amazing to be back. It is so glorious. And I just wanted to, first of all, thank you so much for your prayers and your support. The love that has been shown and the outpouring, it has been palpable. I know that we are being held in prayer.
My husband, myself and my children, and I am able to share with him all the prayers and the love and the messages that we've received. And so I want to say thank you so much.
And then the next thing, just a couple more things really quick. So as I was in the trauma in the ER, my husband is in front of me and he's intubated and sedated, and we don't know what the next hours will bring. I found myself in prayer and I was overcome with the realization that although I know that when Pastor Eibel and I come to you in the hospital and we pray with you, or we speak to you on the phone and we pray with you, it is real, and we know it's real. As I was praying those same words that I pray before the Lord with you, I was overcome with the understanding that this is real. That when we come to the Lord to pray with you and for you, we aren't doing so just to have pleasant words, but it's real.
We are going to the Lord of Lords, the King of Kings, the one who holds our every breath in His hands. And it was such a blessing to have that in the midst of the trying time. The second thing that occurred to me in that moment was that the day before, on October 7th, I had the opportunity to teach our preschool students the Bible verse for October. And the Bible verse for October was, "I put my trust in the Lord, I will not fear." And I found myself praying that verse over and over again. And although it was unknown, although it was difficult, there has been no fear. My mom has worried on my behalf, but there's been no fear, because I know that we are held in the Lord. Hymns would pop into my head. "How Great Thou Art." I can't tell you how many times I have sung that.
Pastor Eibel's sermon from a couple of months ago, where he talked about Peter walking on the water and the storms that were raging around, but when he was focused on Christ, he was firm. And I continue to find myself focused on Christ. And through all of this, not a moment has gone by where I could not say God is good.
And so I just want to lift to you my thanks, my family's thanks, and that we are so blessed to know that God is real, that God loves us, and that God is for us. And so, thank you so much for your support, and continue to be washed in the love of Christ, because He loves you so dearly.
Thank you so much.
Transcript:
Okay. So, for any visitors, just a really brief explanation of why I'm standing here right now, other than to tell you that Jesus loves you... which he does.
But my husband, on October 8th, had a stroke in his brain stem. And so, we've been in the hospital for three weeks. And so, this is my first Sunday back. And wow, it's amazing to be back. It is so glorious. And I just wanted to, first of all, thank you so much for your prayers and your support. The love that has been shown and the outpouring, it has been palpable. I know that we are being held in prayer.
My husband, myself and my children, and I am able to share with him all the prayers and the love and the messages that we've received. And so I want to say thank you so much.
And then the next thing, just a couple more things really quick. So as I was in the trauma in the ER, my husband is in front of me and he's intubated and sedated, and we don't know what the next hours will bring. I found myself in prayer and I was overcome with the realization that although I know that when Pastor Eibel and I come to you in the hospital and we pray with you, or we speak to you on the phone and we pray with you, it is real, and we know it's real. As I was praying those same words that I pray before the Lord with you, I was overcome with the understanding that this is real. That when we come to the Lord to pray with you and for you, we aren't doing so just to have pleasant words, but it's real.
We are going to the Lord of Lords, the King of Kings, the one who holds our every breath in His hands. And it was such a blessing to have that in the midst of the trying time. The second thing that occurred to me in that moment was that the day before, on October 7th, I had the opportunity to teach our preschool students the Bible verse for October. And the Bible verse for October was, "I put my trust in the Lord, I will not fear." And I found myself praying that verse over and over again. And although it was unknown, although it was difficult, there has been no fear. My mom has worried on my behalf, but there's been no fear, because I know that we are held in the Lord. Hymns would pop into my head. "How Great Thou Art." I can't tell you how many times I have sung that.
Pastor Eibel's sermon from a couple of months ago, where he talked about Peter walking on the water and the storms that were raging around, but when he was focused on Christ, he was firm. And I continue to find myself focused on Christ. And through all of this, not a moment has gone by where I could not say God is good.
And so I just want to lift to you my thanks, my family's thanks, and that we are so blessed to know that God is real, that God loves us, and that God is for us. And so, thank you so much for your support, and continue to be washed in the love of Christ, because He loves you so dearly.
Thank you so much.