although i may not always be visible, Bryan & all of his extended family are constantly in my thoughts & prayers... my most sincere wishes that he finds some relief from all his pain~

i am proud to be coming to San Jose in April to participate in the walk! & i look forward to being together!

much love,
xxxooo
andrea~

As always thank you for sharing and keep us up to date on Bryan. I think of Bryan often and infact the whole family. ( I saw a spider toda in the kitchen & guess who I was thinking of) All joking aside I think of you all and love you so much. I'm sadden to hear he had to go back in and I know having seen my father on blood thinners that it's a pain in the a@@.
He always going in to get his blood check and from time to time it get to thin or too think. It's really somthing work with. I'm sure Bry will get better and it will take sometime to work out the right amount.
I will be praying for him to be able to get back into PT/OT.
I have to tell you working in the pool my self it's a life saver for my joints. and it really allows you do what you can't do on land. Many blessing to Bryan and family. <3

My first thought after reading that Bryan was back in the hospital, was "oh no." :/ I am glad he has been released. I just looked at the page for the TBI walk and saw the headline "someone with TBI makes me proud every day." Stow family, and Bryan especially, I may not personally know any of you, but I want you to know how "proud," of all of you I will always be. I admire you so very much. There will never be words to express how much I wish all of us had come to "know" your family in a completely different (positive) way. We all have, and please always know, so many of us around the world are always in your corner. Peace and much love.

I am a Giants fan living in LA and I tried to help when this first happened, but a lot of people thought I was scamming so I backed off, and Im not gonna lie, I gave up trying to help since then. But I am very thankful for the updates and I am still very saddened by this atrocious occurrence. I'm still waiting to by that beer for ya Bryan. Looking forward to it man.

Hang in there Brian. Prayers to you and your family always. Looking forward to seeing you at the yard soon.

GO GIANTS!

It is still so hard to believe how much Bryan's life has changed after a random act of violence... my eyes still well up with tears when I think of what happened, what he suffered then and continues to go through now ... life is so precious! I continue to pray for you Bryan and your family ...I will share this so that folks don't forget and will keep in touch to root you on for a better day tomorrow and the day after that.. hang in there! GO GIANTS!

Though time has gone by and many people have dwindled away, I want the Stow family to know that there are still lots of us out here who think about and pray for them.

I don't know any of your family but I still think of Bryan and pray he will be well again someday soon!

Hey Stow family! I agree with #Amanda...want you to know that SOOOOOOOOO many people still care, wonder, worry, pray and HOPE despite time going by...you are all phenomenal and true inspirations to the meaning of FAMILY. God bless Bryan and all of you!

I think of you and your family all the time. Lotsa Love and healing juju from this Mets fan in NY....

I think of Bryan all the time, praying for his pain to lessen so he can get stronger in his therapy. It's very evident to me after following Bryan's journey that God surely gave him to the perfect set of parents. Blessings to all, stay well.

Lifting Bryan up and all those who have a hand in his care and those family members who support him at all times. God already knows how this will all be resolved, we just need to have the faith that He is the great physician and that He will use Bryan in a mighty way!!

thinking of you as always bry...xoxox nicole from boston

Wow, what an odyssey this has been for Bryan and the Stows. Having followed Bryan's story from day one, I just have to shake my head in amazement at how much he's been through.

I'm so glad to hear that Bryan is out of the hospital, but it's tempered with sadness knowing that he still needs surgery for his heterotopic ossifications, as presumably his joints are hurting him in the meantime. It's just so terribly unfair - the man deserves a break and so does his family.

I haven't worn my Dodgers jacket since Bryan was injured. The jacket belonged to my grandfather - it's got to be almost 40 years old at this point - and it's seen a lot of baseball, having been worn to games by three generations of my family. When the day comes that Bryan can return to leading a somewhat normal life (whatever that may be - as the Stows noted, TBIs are still so poorly understood, and recovery varies significantly with each individual) then maybe I'll put it back on. Until that time, it hangs in my closet, and every time I see it, it reminds me of Bryan: how much he's endured, how far he's come, and how much more still lies ahead. I don't cheer for the Dodgers any more; I cheer for Bryan Stow. Just do your best, Bryan, and know that you've got a lot of people on your side.

As always, I want to thank the Stow family for this latest update.

Just wanted to wish you a Happy First Day of Spring! This is the season of renewal. May your Spring be full of awakenings and of renewed strength!! I think of and pray for you often.

Also, Paulio's March 13th, well-written post spoke the feelings of many.

I have been meaning to post ever since Paulio wrote: "I don't cheer for the Dodgers any more; I cheer for Bryan Stow." I love that sentiment and could not agree more. I also used to root for the Dodgers but was dwindling in support for a few years before 2011. I remember as a kid being a part of the blue crew fan club and thinking that was the coolest thing, to be apart (in a way) of my favorite hometown team. Should the day ever come when the Dodger organization (at least publicly or of course, should you share with all of us) offers support to you Bryan and your family, perhaps a modicum of my old respect will return. Until then and every day, I cheer for all of you. Happy first day of spring.

Dear Bryan, Family & Friends,
I was so sorry to hear about Bryan's set back! Bryan continues to be in my thoughts and payers as we approach two years since this horrific incident. Bryan and his family amaze me at their love and strength. I hope Bryan is feeling better today and gets back on the road of getting stronger and improving from this day forward! Love to all of you!

Hey Bryan, we worked together at Seagate for several years and grew to be good friends... Jobs do as Jobs do and we lost contact... I am so sorry to read what happened after stumbling on Ducatt's FB profile... Thought about you over the years and you are in my thoughts and wish you and your family the best... Hang in there bro, your a fighter, get well soon....

Bryan, I hope these incidents will in time turn out to be temporary setbacks on your road to recovery. Please know you have our best wishes and hopes for a continued recovery.

Dear Bryan and Family, I hope you have a blessed Easter.. You well always remain in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Bryan,
Hope the Easter bunny was good to you. Thinking of you and your family. Much love and healing to you. HAve a great spring and I hope u can get to the few games this season. :)