Kenn Winrich Information

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Kenn's family is grateful for the outpouring of care and concern for him, and appreciate your continued prayers.

 


Kenn and Carol at Don and Arlene's 50th wedding anniversary 2001

A Way You Can Bless Kenn's Family

For those of you who would like to help Kenn's family, and are able to bless them financially, there has been an account opened at Cuna Credit Union. Deposits can simply be made to:
 Kenn Winrich Accident Fund. Deposits can be dropped off or mailed to any one of the following locations:

  • Cuna Credit Union
    6420 Cottage Grove Rd.
    Madison, WI 53718

  • Cuna Credit Union (East)
    1799 Thierer Rd.
    Madison, WI 53704

  • Cuna Credit Union (West)
    401 S. Yellowstone Dr.
    Madison, WI 53719

  • Cuna Credit Union (Fitchburg)
    2939 S. Fish Hatchery Rd.
    Madison, WI 53711

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The speech therapist has set up an email address at
Clearview for Kenn.  She will check his email with him
at least once a week.

Anyone can send him pictures, jokes or just a message
to be read to him.  It is kenn@kenn-info.org

Talk to him about motorcycles and rides,
camping or even hiking.  Make sure you put your
first name and last so that when she reads it she
can tell him.

If you want to explain how you know
him that would be great.  Thanks.

Monday, July 11, 2005

Monday, July 11 update

Mon. 7/11
It has been exactly five months now since Kenn's accident.
On Thurs. 7/7, Kenn had a doctor appointment at Dean with a
neurologist.
This doctor ordered an MRI done to see in detail what is going
on in his brain. He says he doesn't want to say much until
he sees the MRI. This is the same doctor that gives a report of a
bleak outcome for the future from looking at the CT Scans.
His MRI is scheduled for 7/22 at St. Mary's Hospital as
an outpatient.
At the doctors appointment, Kenn did get very agitated, he
stiffened his legs up and he was sweating alot. The doctor said he
had never heard of the term "neurostorming".

On 7/8, the therapist wrote in Kenn's notebook that he stayed
alert for most of the occupational therapy session. When he
started neck stretches, the therapist touched the
back of his neck for a short massage. He lifted his head, opened
his eyes wide and lifted right side of mouth into what appeared
to be a smile. He completed eye contact when yes/no questions
were asked, with head raised.

On Sun. 7/10, when I visited, he was neurostorming. He was
all sweaty and stiffened up. He relaxed after the nurse gave
him some medication. He dozed a little and then he would open
his eyes and look to see if I was still there. After they got
him up in his wheelchair I cut his hair for him. He tried dozing
through his haircut. He does tire very quickly, which
is normal for a brain injured person.
They need lots of sleep.

Carol

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