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Special Update – and Thanks – from Dean and Karen
Our thanks to each of you for your encouragement and support during Dean’s recovery,
and making sure Karen has been managing well through this.

Four weeks after Dean’s very near fatal heart attack, our family got together,
as we often do. Each member played an important role in what happened –
they all noticed something wasn’t right, Karen called 911, Cameron directed
the ambulance to the room, everyone kept each other calm, Jeberly and
Winter drove Karen from one hospital to another and back to Colorado to take
care of the unexpected time away, the four grandkids all pitched in, and they
all came together to stay in a house (thanks to Dylan) in Lincoln during Dean’s
week hospitalization until he was discharged. They even celebrated Gage’s and
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Cash’s 15 birthday. At home, the entire family continued to come together to
help Karen, and make sure Dean was recovering.

Seeing so many friends, colleagues, and clients from all over the country and
world send your encouragement, support, and generosity has been humbling
and grateful beyond words!
This photo tells how close and loving our family
is. Lincoln (8) and sister Jacee (15), twins (15)
Cash and Gage (behind Karen), Karen, Winter, Dean is now eight weeks post-
Dean, Jeberly and Cameron (Dylan had to work) op, and free of medical
restrictions, and at his discretion
for driving, lifting, ect. – which still has limitations. His first cardiologist
follow-up was about six weeks post-op, where Dean and Karen learned
the very near fatal heart attack was much more serious than thought.
Thankfully the triple bypass has increased Dean’s heart function – ejection
fration – from 30% to 45% (normal range is 55-60%). Cardio rehab has
been ongoing and concludes this month – and will continue at home,
where Dean has done so every day. The recovery was rough, slow, and
challenging – and has now seen improvement every day and week. We
are very pleased with the progress, and better, and with no setbacks after Ogallala NE - Almost the last photo of Dean. Knowing
he was actively having a heart attack and (very dumb)
about the third week.
trying not to panic our family. Cameron wanted a
photo with the grandbrats and their cousin (tube).
The support of Family, friends, colleagues, and Shortly after this, Karen called 911, EMS responded
clients has been welcome and overwhelming. and transported him locally to stabilize, then airlifted
west to a 2nd hospital for stents (failed), then by
ground east to a 3 hospital for a triple bypass.
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Thank You All!

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