Summer of Strength: Kerry’s Quiet Rise
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Summer of Strength: Kerry’s Quiet Rise

Each week brings new milestones and a growing sense of independence and confidence. We’ve witnessed more awareness, stronger moments of connection, and a deeper understanding of his needs.

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A Big Step Forward: post-op update

Last Friday, April 25th, Kerry underwent a cranioplasty surgery at Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center. It’s a critical step in Kerry’s healing process, and we are so grateful to report that the surgery was a success!

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Latest on Kerry’s Recovery and Upcoming Surgery

About three weeks ago, Kerry developed a case of pneumonia and had to be transported from Kessler Rehabilitation Center, where he had been staying and receiving therapy, back to the hospital. Thankfully, the pneumonia subsided within a week. It took some time, but we’re relieved and grateful to share that as of yesterday, Saturday, April 12, Kerry is now back at Kessler.

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The Power of a Smile

I had the chance to visit him on Sunday and again this evening. Yesterday, I could have sworn he gave us a little smile—that smile, the one that’s always been infectious and full of life. It was brief, but unmistakable. It was Kerry.

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Next chapter begins

This marks a major turning point in his journey. Tomorrow, he begins the next phase: an intensive rehabilitation program designed to help him regain his strength, coordination, and independence. It won’t be easy—but it will be purposeful, and every step forward is a victory.

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Introduction

On February 17, 2025, our dear friend Kerry Paul faced a challenge no one ever expects. A sudden and devastating stroke turned his world—and the world of his loving wife and two young children—completely upside down. In an instant, the man we know for his strength, kindness, and unwavering commitment to his family and friends was in the fight of his life.

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