Bob Woodruff Update
Nearly eight months after being seriously wounded in an Iraqi explosion, ABC anchor/reporter Bob Woodruff continues his recovery from head injuries. Now, Bob's wife Lee has sent an update on his condition. Lee says Bob continues to improve every day and talks warmly of the time he has had to spend with his family. He even went into his office at ABC for a few weeks, and she says he is "planning to be back at work more regularly in the fall." And, in addition to her joy at Bob surviving to celebrate his 45th birthday, Lee adds, "I think if you haven't seen Bob, you would be amazed. His hair has grown in; he has been playing some killer tennis, driving the boat for the kids to tube, doing some Pilates with my sister and playing Scrabble like a fiend. He looks and sounds so much more like himself each week."
8 Comments:
Glad to hear of Bob's improvement.
I think of him often after seeing him at the nail salon in westchester with his daughters right before the accident.Hope to hear only good things on his long and steady recovery
we often think of and pray for bob. we miss him and think that he is a real hero. please know that you are in our thoughts and please remember that you have a lot of support and prayers being offered for you. looking forward to seeing you on a broadcast sometime soon.
nice to hear that he's doing well. keep it up bob and hope to see you again in ABC doing your share of the daily news.
JUST WANTED TO WISH BOB WELL,YOU ARE MISSED ON THE EVENING NEWS.ENJOY YOUR FAMILY AND KNOW THAT THERE ARE MANY WHO CONTINUE TO KEEP YOU IN THEIR PRAYERS.BE WELL.
hoping he can change many people's lives
Bob, I saw you and your family on Oprah and what a blessing you were to me. You showed me that whatever happens in life that there is still hope. And I know that God had you in the palm of His hands and He Is Not Through With YOU yet...God Blessing to you and your family.
Hello Bob. My name is Sandee Rodriguez here in Ypsilanti, Mi. Glad to hear that you've survived and are making strides in recovery. I know what you're going thru becuase I was in the same boat in 1995. I had a 7-week stay at University of Michigan hospital and they worked miricals on me. So much of what you're going thru, I did and you can read about it here: http://www.tbihome.org/members/sandee/ If I can be of any help or anything for you and/or your family, feel free to contact me at sandee_rager@yahoo.com. I'd love to chat with you and share survivor stories. :)
anonymous said...
First of all--it is such a blessing he is coming "back" like he has. Those two are quite the pair and the wonderful part--the story is ongoing. Great family too. Really enjoy any bit of news you have on him and his family. Look forward to having him on TV! Thanks
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