It's hard to imagine how this could have happened and the aftermath looked horrific. Such a sweet-looking town.

Thanks to all of you!! It must of worked! My Dad came home today and he's feeling pretty good! He had a mild reaction to chemo in the begining (low grade fever,rash) and his kidneys were showing signs of stress,so the doctor adjusted his treatment.Now he's doing good. My husband and I got a lesson last night on how to flush his picc line,its kinda scary I've never done anything like this before! I was scared when I had to check his blood sugar! But now its easy!! Thanks again for all your thoughts, prayers, and hugs!! kat_wa Don't cha just love our weather?!!!! UGGGHHHH!!!! 10 inches and counting!!!! Love to you all! shell89 (Michelle)

Girl you know I am praying for no rain as hard as I can. We are trying to get moved and all they are showing is rain in the forecast. We need a no rain dance! OK everyone get up and do a no rain dance! Lol

Better to have this mixed news that at least he's alive and well. But his walkabout continues with something less than concern for the feelings of his family. The guy decided to take an extreme step and leave with an untidy departure. From the family's perspective, the ongoing situation remains confusing and difficult. They can't sit around waiting for the phone to ring, it doesn't sound like he'll be calling. There was a cause, whether it's a mental health one or something else going on in his life, this was what he did. He's an adult runaway of sorts. People need to come to grips with the fact that "things" will never be as they were before he left. Maybe for good reasons, maybe not. What was the cause of his actions may never be fully known or understood. Everyone concerned needs to work through this terrible and unfortunate experience. and maybe counseling would be helpful. Best wishes and good luck to all.