I’m so sorry Russ. That brought tears to my eyes. I can’t even imagine

Russ,
I worked in advertising sales and production for a number of years and, while not in your league, totally understand the stress and pressures due to deadlines and creative expectations. I recall your concern as to the effects on your own health not too long ago. I sincerely hope you are making some adjustments to give yourself some slack. You are SUPER but you are not SUPERMAN.
Eddie

Russ, in my long life I have only heard the words you wrote twice; there are no words to respond.

My wife and I will be praying for healing for your son Logan, and strength for you. I am so glad that you shared with us.
John C.

Russ, I am so sorry to hear about your sons illness, but it is comforting news to hear about his temperature dropping and other symptoms improving. Please look after yourself too as he will need to know you are staying well too.


Allan

Talked with Russ this morning, Logan is breathing a bit on his own and his lips were moving as if he was trying to speak, but the induced coma prevents this from happening at this stage. This will slowly improve as the drug induced coma is reduced over the next few days. Russ said he is headed for the office to get a few things done, then go home and sleep in his bed for the first time in a week.

Gary

...Eternally grateful to everyone!


Russ

(For my son, Logan Russell Lay).