A week after we all celebrated his grandchild's first birthday, Bobby was at work and collapsed in front of his coworker. Fortunately his coworker was able to start CPR until the EMTs arrived.

He was life-flighted to Boston and promptly placed in ICU with respirator as his brain activity was minimal. MRI didn't detect any blockages in his heart, lungs or brain. Doctors said the sudden loss of oxygen to his brain could take a long time to recover. For about a month he remained comatose and then slowly started moving and making noises. I believe he got the covid shots since he's a truck driver and travels across state lines.

It's been a few months since the incident and he's now able to have brief conversations and has regained full function of his body.

Unfortunately, he has very poor short term memory and gets angry if he doesn't get his way. Bobby was perfectly normal before this and had NO signs of Alzheimer's / Dementia.

Bobby is over 6 feet tall, late 50's and a strong active guy. He has gotten physical with medical staff which is NOT like him at all. They had to put a police officer outside his hospital room to help restrain him due to his outbursts.

His family is at a total loss as they do not know what to do. He can never drive trucks again and he was the family breadwinner.

Please consider him in your prayers.

Thank you. WMW