Ice, Ice Baby
Andy's diet was upgraded yesterday afternoon to include ice chips with a dash of Splenda™. The ice chips help solve the overwhelming thirst sensations he has experienced from the minute he woke up from his two-week long "dream." As far as the Splenda™ is concerned, I think it's just to add a little "taste" to his meal ... sweet, without the sugar.
Andy impressed everyone by taking his first lap around his bed today. Using the bed for balance he strolled around his bed nearly on his own, oh, and back ... the only down side to his big jaunt was the cramps he experienced afterwards. He did manage to make it over to the lounge chair in his room for a rest though. He has been able to sit in a normal chair for short periods today. The leg wraps that Andy loves so much automatically fill with air, and then decompress, in order to prevent blood clots, but not cramps I guess.
The Garcia family said that Andy really enjoys the visits from his students and friends, even though they do wear him out. So, feel free to visit Andy at LDS Hospital most anytime except the hours of 6 to 8 p.m. Thanks to everyone who set up booths, distributed donation buckets, or wore Andy Garcia signs at the Alpine Parade on Saturday. Every little bit goes a long way.
Finally, there is one last note this evening from the Andy Garcia Headquarters. You will all be proud to know that Andy received an average "fashion rating" of 9.3 out of a possible 10 points for the blue hospital gown (folded down to expose one shoulder) and gray booties he is wearing--these results according to a recent KSL/Dan Jones poll based on a margin of error of +/-3 percent.
Andy impressed everyone by taking his first lap around his bed today. Using the bed for balance he strolled around his bed nearly on his own, oh, and back ... the only down side to his big jaunt was the cramps he experienced afterwards. He did manage to make it over to the lounge chair in his room for a rest though. He has been able to sit in a normal chair for short periods today. The leg wraps that Andy loves so much automatically fill with air, and then decompress, in order to prevent blood clots, but not cramps I guess.
The Garcia family said that Andy really enjoys the visits from his students and friends, even though they do wear him out. So, feel free to visit Andy at LDS Hospital most anytime except the hours of 6 to 8 p.m. Thanks to everyone who set up booths, distributed donation buckets, or wore Andy Garcia signs at the Alpine Parade on Saturday. Every little bit goes a long way.
Finally, there is one last note this evening from the Andy Garcia Headquarters. You will all be proud to know that Andy received an average "fashion rating" of 9.3 out of a possible 10 points for the blue hospital gown (folded down to expose one shoulder) and gray booties he is wearing--these results according to a recent KSL/Dan Jones poll based on a margin of error of +/-3 percent.

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