On Thursday, Sept 24, Joshua Stevens, a deacon in our ward was hit by a car as he was coming home from school. He was treated at Utah Valley Medical Center and then was life flighted to Primary Children's Medical Center. He is in critical condition and suffered a severe head wound.
His family truly appreciates the outpouring of love and support they have received. They have gotten many calls from concerned friends anxious to find out how Josh is doing. Because Josh is still in intensive care, the hospital has asked that friends not call the hospital or the family while they are at the hospital. Instead, we have set up this blog where you can get updates on Josh and leave your comments of love and support.
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Joshua is going to be okay. He's been trying to breath on his own and has been moving his arms and fingers. This is his Cousin Betsy Ramirez
ReplyDeleteI love you Joshie
I'm sorry to hear about Josh's accident. I worked him last year when I was an intern administrator at Dixon. I will keep Josh and his family in my prayers. God Bless.
ReplyDeleteFord White
Pretty emotional Josh I am not familiar with you but my grandpa is a counselor at Dixon (Doug Meacham) I am sorry to hear about this get well soon I will keep you in my prayers
ReplyDelete-Jordan Meacham
hello from vegas!! josh, i was very sad to hear from our aunt that you had been in a life threatening accident. i call every now and then to get updates but i am glad that friends and family created this blog so i can stay updated on your recovery. wish we could be there to support you, but thank you to everyone that has helped them. we miss you very much, we love you, and you are in our prayers. your cousin ashley and family. to uncle guy, rebecca, sandy, and shelby...its been a while and we miss you. joshua is lucky to have you all!keep in touch!!----ashley, jorge, jacob, and alicia.
ReplyDeleteHey Josh! I was shocked when I was called by Ashley and she told me you had been in an accident. Me and my sister Apryl, and my grandparents keep you in our prayers and hope you heal soon!
ReplyDelete~James, Apryl, Carol, and Amos