We have been staying close to the hospital with support from our families. We are grateful to see improvements every day. There are uncertainties with any serious injury and with brain injuries, perhaps even more so. It is natural to worry about the future. But we remain very hopeful and positive about Tim's recovery and have been encouraged by his early progress.

We have considered several rehab options and decided on Craig Hospital, a world renowned center in Denver where they specialize in spinal chord and traumatic brain injury (TBI). He will be transferred there early next week to help him regain his strength and function. Craig's TBI therapy protocol is very intense and will require Tim's complete focus and efforts. We expect him to remain there for several weeks.

As you can imagine, this has been a very difficult time but we are tapping into Tim's own strength and unbelievably positive attitude toward life. We absolutely know he will face this challenge like he does all others -- with extremely sharp intelligence, courage and unmatched determination. His peak physical condition at the time of his accident will also help him tremendously.

We will post updates here as we have them and appreciate your support, interest and prayers. Please feel free to post messages here as this is where we'll be focusing our efforts to communicate about his recovery.  

For now we asking that friends wait to visit Tim. At the current time a good way to show support is by racing or watching the 6-Day Races at the CSU Oval. (More info will become available at www.fcvelodrome.org)

Thank you for your support, understanding and love,


Pat, James and Jon Anderson