Win for Wesley

Just going to put this out here. Not something I ever thought I’d see for Wesley, TBI or not….congrats to all these boys taking care of ther business in the class room!!
Madison Worley Tiffany Champneys Worley

One year ago today, we sent Wesley off to school as if it was any other day, we had no idea that our world would be completely flipped upside down later that day.

I received a call around 4:13 that afternoon and saw the caller ID, I knew it wasn’t good and assumed Wesley had rolled and ankle or broken a finger or arm or something as it was not the first time I’d received a call from a coach at school. What I didn’t expect to hear was that he’d been thrown off the back of the car and that he was being tended to by EMT’s and was unresponsive and that he is being taken to Memorial Herman Hospital. The panic that set in not really knowing what was going on, having to call Tiffany to let her know what’s going on, racing to the hospital. Calling his Maddy to let her know. speaking with the EMT about his condition and what was going on and what could potentially happen. All things that none of us would have ever expected to have to deal with on that day or any other for that matter…

Last night I read through all of our posts here and brought back so many emotions and memories of what has been the longest year of our lives. I can’t even explain the range of emotions that I experienced and I’m just amazed that Wesley is where he is in his recovery. That night a year ago none of us would have ever to thought he’d be where he is today.

He would never be here without all of the unbelievable people he encountered along the way, EMT’s, doctors, nurses, therapists and hospital staff. There is also no way he’d be here with out all of the prayers from all of you he has truly been lifted up through all of those prayers.

Fast forward to today a year later, we again send Wesley off to school making sure he is prepared for the day at school and his baseball game early this afternoon. His daily routine has changed quite a bit from a year ago. Timers set for medications constantly monitoring where he is what he is doing and how we are going to get through the day. All challenges we are happy to have as Wesley is here and still fighting through this journey. All thing considered he is doing great, but he still has a ways to go to be completely healed. His frustrations are real, school is hard, baseball is hard, and having mom and dad monitoring every move he makes is hard. He fights every day to get back to his normal.

So today we are thankful that we get to send Wesley to school today and get to go to his game today. We are forever grateful for EVERYONE that has been apart of his healing and for all the thoughts and prayers he has record along the way. There is no way he or we would have made it with out you all. There are no words that can express what this means to Wesley, Maddy Tiffany and I.

Hold your kids tight, hug them tell them you love them. Every day is a blessing.

🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
The Worleys