because there hasn't been any real change since he was moved out of ICU.
Jeff remains in a coma, resting comfortably as best we can tell. He is
still warm from the chronic infections. There was no movement when I
asked Jeff to move his hand. Sorry that I don't have better news.
Seth
Thanks to Seth for providing all the information and keeping it up to date. I visited Jeff on March 12th when I was up in the area. The nurses asked me to talk with him and try to get him to respond. I was hoping there would be some success since people say I have a loud voice but nothing worked.
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Get better soon buddy and I stop by for a visit.
Bruce Smitham
J. Lohr Winery