Friends of TV Hair...

[mchasher]

Friends of TV Hair, our buddy had a stroke paralyzing his left side on Sat. March 29th. He is currently in Emory Univ. Hospital ICU. He will likely be there until Monday or beyond. Once the paperwork is settled, he’ll be moving on to a rehab facility. He is receiving visitors, but keep in mind it is ICU so keep visits brief. Here are the details:
Real name: Jim Hedges
Emory University Hosp.
1364 Clifton Rd. NE
(404) 712-2000
Intensive Care Unit: Room D252 (take the D elevator)
Parking: Valet $12 & traditional parking price unknown

Both Sani & Head Nurse have already visited. Sani reports there has been visible improvement since Mon. to Thurs. If you cannot visit yet, please keep him in your prayers & thoughts, and pass this info along to his many friends.

[publicenema]

I will bring my "crayons"!

[mchasher]

**UPDATE Edit*** From Afterbirth "Moved to G337. (Friday @ noon)"

Friends of TV Hair, our buddy had a stroke paralyzing his left side on Sat. March 29th. He is currently in Emory Univ. Hospital ICU. He will likely be there until Monday or beyond. Once the paperwork is settled, he’ll be moving on to a rehab facility. He is receiving visitors, but keep in mind it is ICU so keep visits brief. Here are the details:
Real name: Jim Hedges
Emory University Hosp.
1364 Clifton Rd. NE
(404) 712-2000
**UPDATE Edit*** From Afterbirth "Moved to Room G337. (Friday @ noon)"
Parking: Valet $12 & traditional parking price unknown

Both Sani & Head Nurse have already visited. Sani reports there has been visible improvement since Mon. to Thurs. If you cannot visit yet, please keep him in your prayers & thoughts, and pass this info along to his many friends.

[mchasher]

**UPDATE 4/6/2025 From Shiggy Pits
I visited TV Hair Friday, and have his permission to post his photo, in which he toasts us with his water bottle. He is in the Emory University ICU, 1364 Clifton Road, NE in room G337. His stroke has impacted his left side, and so far he is unable to move his left arm and can only move his left leg a little bit. The left side of his face is also affected, and you can see some swelling.
He is in good spirits, considering, and we enjoyed our visit. I'm sure he will enjoy and appreciate more visits.

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