Rusty told me about it.

Granbury, Texas

I have been moved by your story and the outpouring of love and courage that has brought you safe thus far. I will begin to pray for you each day and for your mother and father and all those who care for you. I offer this prayer this morning with the knowledge that we are all beneficiaries of God's grace.
O MERCIFUL God, giver of life and health; Bless, we pray thee, thy servant, Ross, and those who administer to him of thy healing gifts; that he may be restored to health of body and of mind; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
May today be filled with progress on the road to recovery.

Ventura, CA

Happy belated birthday to you Ross. Your two newest videos are amazing. Your determination and effort leave me speechless. There is no mountain too big for a climber like you. We are always pulling for you and your family.

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Hi Ross. I typed in my friends name onto google and found your site. I think you are very strong and I hope you are doing well still. I don't have much to say but I wish you the best and I would like to contribute to your donation fund.

-Shelby Jacobson

ps- never lose hope, ever.

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originallly from the Fiji Islands

i have seen Ross back in 2003,my husband,Jeremiah is his caregiver,
now when i looked back,it is amaizing to realise the magnitude of the progress that is taking place in his life.thankyou for the combined effort of everyone.

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Healdsburg

I am in full support of Ross, his accident happened shortly there after mine did as well. I am fully behind him and will be so forever and as long as we share this earth as well. My parents and I have donated money, and are praying for his recovery to go along smoothly also.

Maryland

I just read the updates regarding the seizure activity. I am very sorry that you are going through this. It is an exhausting roller coaster ride. So much progress and there seems to always be that backsliding. We see it too with Daniel. It's great, then it's horrible, then great again and so on. No one can ever imagine what our families go through, even when it's good. You wonder when/what the stepback is going to be. Then, the road back to that newly acquired "baseline" and hoping to see it again really soon. You know what I mean. I feel your pain.......

Our prayers are with your family. I hope that this latest setback is nearing the end and progress resumes really quickly for Ross (and ya'll:-)

Tricia

We just watched the video of Ross. It's not often we get to witness miracles. Tell him we are cheering him on. You should all be so proud of yourselves for all the hard work to ge to this day.

I'm Daniel's mom (BI 2004) and a huge fan you your family!

Maryland

Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for posting that video of Ross walking! OMG!!! What a beautiful sight!!! You guys always pick me up when I'm at the end of my rope! Onward and Upward!!!

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Glen Ellen, CA

Just catching up on the website this evening. Hurray Dillons . . . and especially Ross! It's so good to read about your progress. I think of you all often (Ross, of course, and Betsy, Rusty and Ariel, too) and marvel at your courage, hope, dedication and endurance.
Take care, continue in love and hope, Sylvia C.

Happy Birthday Ross! I forgot how close we are in age. One week apart. I just turned 33 yesterday.

It's always an inspiration to read about all your progress. Keep it up!

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I am a college classmate of Ross'.

Sacramento

I am so impressed at the support Ross has received from his family, friends, and cycling teams. It's wonderful how many people come together in times of need. I'm thinking about you, Ross!

Helen

Ventura,ca.

Hello Dillon Family,
My son Justin has TBI. His accident was July 21,2007. I just recently came across Ross's web site. What a inspiration he is and all of you. I truley understand that dreams can be changed in a instant.The last year and 5 months has been a journey for us.Like Ross Justin is home with us,He has been since Nov. 2007. We wouldnt have it any other way. This is where he belongs. I do have a few questions that I would like to ask Betsy if a may. How are you dealing with Ross's toning and spacisity of his body? We are having a hard time getting Justins under control. Dr's want to give more meds.,or have suggested a baclofen pump that they would insert into Justins spine. W e are trying all natural things,like different types of message therapy, OT,PT, mio-facial release, acupuncture, and we are starting cupping next week. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you for your time. I know it is valuable. My prayers are with you all. Kandy Eubanks

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BC. Canada

Hi Ross and Family
My name is Jenna and I came across your site. Ross you are an amazing, brave, courageous fighter. You are an inspiration, and so is your family. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers.

Kate Douglas

Miami

Hello Dillon Family, I hope your procedure went well today. My prayers and thoughts are with you always. Michele and family

Hello Dillon Family! Love and regards to all of you. One day may our paths cross and we can catch up. My thoughts and prayers are with you always!
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Maryland

Hi Dillon's! I was so happy to see the picture of Ross standing. How far he (you all) has/have come! Thanks for posting, it is an inspiration - as always!

BTW - doing my own research on recovery over the past 4 years, I've noticed that there seem to be "spirts" of progress. Either in the beginning, at 1.5 years, 3 years, and 5. I'm wondering if you have ever seen or thought the same sort of trend?

Take care, Dillons.

Tricia ( Daniel's mom)

I'm so glad to hear the great news! Standing, unaided! I love the new picture on the website. It really shows your tremendous progress. Keep up the great work Ross!