You are very much missed as a great adviser. Now hopefully can give back to you and your family with continuous prayers of of peace and improvements. Thanks for sharing this journey with us.

Adam you are in our prayers ...

Continuing to pray for you and your family! Thank you for the update!

Good to see steps of improvement and the ability to enjoy family and life's wonders. Addison's accident brought me back to my younger brother who had the same result many years ago. I wish Addison a speedy recovery and more positive steps for you. You remain in my prayers always.

#StayingRooted

Praying for you and your family. We have you on our prayer list at Bethsaida Y Baptist Church in Atlanta.

Adam, you and the AOK family uplift so many with your resilience on your marathon. So glad the Lord blessed your faithfulness in this ‘race’ with the 10 minute window of no cloud cover so all of you could experience the eclipse together. I can only believe These little gifts from God give you the next surge of emotional strength you need for the next mile of the marathon. Continue to lift you in prayer. Be blessed.

Thank you for updating even when I know at times it’s the last thing you want to do. It gives me specifics on how to pray. Thank you for shining Jesus continuously! Praying always!
Rebecca

Adam
Glad you were able to see the eclipse. Even though I had my welding helmets ready, the sky was cloudy. The weather forecasters told us the sky would darken, and the street lights would come on, but that did happen to any real extent. Good to see you are able to get around despite your illness. Hope you continue on your journey to beat this demon called cancer. Keep up the good fight!
Don Szczepanski
PS: I was never really able to learn the craft of MIG welding, my welds are somewhat sloppy.

Are you saying that you were aware that eclipse was going to occur 5 or so years ago? I find that pretty cool. I'm happy the clouds split for yall. It was so awesome!