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Glad to hear he is recovering well.. Class act for all the folks on here to respond... Its times like this that you realize aside from all the BS and bashing, the most important thing is that these kids stay healthy and go on to become healthy men and women....... Prayers out for a healthy recovery...

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Chase Gordon is the football player yall have been discussing, I am his father and would like to thank all of you for the prayers and support for all highschool football players. He is recovering fine with a scar from sternum to pelvic bone (34 staples) due to it being a trama accident and the surgeon not wanting to leave a leaf unturned to ensure no other organs was ruptured. The surgeon did tell us after surgery that the last highschool football death was from the same injury and there was not a trama center close enough to save him. St. ELIZABETH gave him excellent care and did say that he probably would not have made the trip to Houston. Chase is looking forward to getting back to his highschool soccer and track where he has been a all district soccer player and regional qualifier in track as freshman and sophmore, so keep your eye out for his name during his junior year. doctors said when healed up ( zero restrictions). It is hard for our kids to know the difference between injured and pain, much less (how to describe it), but with care and attention from listening to their bodies, trainers checking them, and parents who are concerned; most can identify and treat accordingly. They said his spleen was ruptured and had bled out over a liter of blood into his abdomen but with today's medicine, recycled all his blood back to him. He went from weighing 175 lbs to 152 lbs in about 10 days but as soon is his 6 to 8 week recovery time is up, he plans on traing to get back to his 175lbs. Thanks again for all the concerns, prayers and awareness that these kids need. Donavon

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Chase Gordon is the football player yall have been discussing, I am his father and would like to thank all of you for the prayers and support for all highschool football players. He is recovering fine with a scar from sternum to pelvic bone (34 staples) due to it being a trama accident and the surgeon not wanting to leave a leaf unturned to ensure no other organs was ruptured. The surgeon did tell us after surgery that the last highschool football death was from the same injury and there was not a trama center close enough to save him. St. ELIZABETH gave him excellent care and did say that he probably would not have made the trip to Houston. Chase is looking forward to getting back to his highschool soccer and track where he has been a all district soccer player and regional qualifier in track as freshman and sophmore, so keep your eye out for his name during his junior year. doctors said when healed up ( zero restrictions). It is hard for our kids to know the difference between injured and pain, much less (how to describe it), but with care and attention from listening to their bodies, trainers checking them, and parents who are concerned; most can identify and treat accordingly. They said his spleen was ruptured and had bled out over a liter of blood into his abdomen but with today's medicine, recycled all his blood back to him. He went from weighing 175 lbs to 152 lbs in about 10 days but as soon is his 6 to 8 week recovery time is up, he plans on traing to get back to his 175lbs. Thanks again for all the concerns, prayers and awareness that these kids need. Donavon

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Id like to say a big thanks for the update. I along with a couple other people knew what was going on but didnt want to violate your privacy. Each update I put on here was from other public forums. I would like to say your son is very much still in our prayers. I can personally vouch for him being on prayers lists from little country churches up on Rayburn to the HOuston area. He is prayed for and thought of alot. I am so thankful for his recovery and we all new the seriousness of his injury. Please pass along our thoughts and prayers. We care for all of our Indians and all the highschool players.

 

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One of our Indian player took a hit in the Central game and continued to play later in the game he started feeling bad. His parents took him to the emergency room. He had to have emergency surgery to remove a ruptured spleen. He is out of ICU in a regular room now. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers this same injury took the life of a player in the northeast a few weeks ago.

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