MEDICAL UPDATE TUESDAY 12:32 AM
Cody and I are just settling in for the night. We had a busy
night with visitors and he really seemed to enjoy it. When I came in at
8:30 tonight his ICP was at 21, I would continue to bring people in and
it seemed like every time I came back it kept getting lower. It is
currently at 10. It seems that whatever Leanne and Laurenne were doing
in here for so long was working. Their hippie magic I guess. He also
seemed very happy to see Keely and hear about the rip stick he was
promised. So Cody you can hold her to that.
His body temp is still a little high. He is at 38.8
I am about to starting reading to him all your wonderful posts. Keep the love and support coming! Cody and I are looking forward to a goodnight.
His body temp is still a little high. He is at 38.8
I am about to starting reading to him all your wonderful posts. Keep the love and support coming! Cody and I are looking forward to a goodnight.
please tell him, that he really has people all over the world caring for him!
I hope that he gets well soon...
I wish you a wonderful, restorative night... for me a new workday is just beginning, a workday full of prayers for cody!!!
Thanks a lot for writing that blog... I’m sure everybody knows now what a wonderful family he has...
All the best
from Austria
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Hey Cody, Jesse & Chelsea,
I used to run the Poma lift at Killington when you guys were all so little. I'd launch Jesse on the broken one and he would FLY through the air. Chelsea would kick off a ski and ride the Poma up and then rip on down the hill past all the ski lessons going on. It was funny to watch the looks on people's faces when you guys would all race by them! Cody was always so mellow and had a smile on his face (usually about some closed run he just poached, or some sort of trouble he was in the process of causing!). You guys were great kids and always put a smile on our faces when you came around. Being stuck up at the Poma sucked! It was cool to watch you three taking crazy jumps and having fun. I always knew you all were destined for some kind greatness in the ski world!
Cody is in our thoughts and prayers from up here in Washington state. Get well soon Cody!
Cami
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Cody, I can't wait to see you!
So glad to hear you keep improving. I think of you pretty much every second, so lots of good vibes your way.
And that mountain top... You name it, you got it.
Have a healing night!
Lots of love,
Lara
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Good luck Cody, good luck to all your family and friends.
All the ski world is with you, the ski family!
Wish you all the best and keep faith
Marie
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Code Man,
We have not spoken in awhile buddy but have been keepin an eye on you and your celeb. status. (Can not reach you via the cell number i have so you need to give me an update) Miguel and i spoke the other day about your mishap and we want you to know that ALL of us at the Holiday Valley Training Center are praying for you. I still have your old Dynastar SL skis form the slush cup,no edges left but the skis are fast, i'm not, but the skis are. I think i will hang on to them for awhile.. you might need them back!!!!! You are strong and spirited so get better FAST buddy. I will stay in touch Cody.
Bob Wright & HVTC Gang
PS-Babs,Jesse, Chelsea...Hang in there and know that all of you are in our prayers.
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You guys don't know me that well, I'm the guy that grooms the race hill at sugarbush/mt. Ellen. I'm also a huge fan of the us ski team. My heart goes out to all you marshalls. Be strong, Cody is lucky To have such a loving and supportive family and circle of friends and teamates. Get well soon Cody, cause I can't wait to see you open up a big can of VT whoop-ass on the world cup this year! God bless everyone on the us ski team!
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Keep up the good healing work Cody. We look forward to seeing you ripping around soon.
All our best thoughts and wishes to you and the family,Rich
P.S. Don , call me if I can help out at the house while your away.
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Chelsea Thanks for the very specific info and it sounds like Cody is in the BEST of hands. I think they will offer you a Doctorate or an internship at that facility after reading how well you explain everything. Hang in there Cody you are a mighty warrior. See you on the slopes in no time.
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Cody - You don't know me, but I am friends with the mother of one of your friends. My wife and I have been praying for your speedy recover ever since we heard about your accident. We will continue to keep you in our prayers.
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Hey Cody, i was thinking about Wengen 2007 this morning. You ripped through a rain storm to make the flip, then went full gas through some of the thickest, wettest snowflakes I'd ever seen to finish 19th. It was your first World Cup points and really cool to see how stoked you were. Check out the photo, http://ussa.smugmug.com/gallery/8926879_tkNRe#242428576_xhFAF. Nice smile my friend. I'm looking forward to seeing it again soon.
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Cody, I am friends with your Mom...there is a group of us that skis with her every year at pro jam at Killington where she shares stories about all of you. We all feel connected and want you to know that our entire group is praying for your recovery and sending special thoughts and strength to Barb....What a wonderful and inspirational famiy!
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To Cody and the Marshall Family,
I have worked for Killington many years, and for as long as I can remember, the Marshall name has been synonymous with skiing. In early and late season when lifts were closed, if there was a patch of snow with tracks on it, we knew they belonged to a Marshall. When you live in a small town like Pittsfield, it is very exciting to see “one of our own” hit the big time. To see three of them do it…remarkable! (I imagine Tucker will follow in his sibling’s footsteps!) I have a “Google Alert” set up for Pittsfield so that I can keep track of their successes. It is this fierce determination that Barb & Don have instilled in their children that will get Cody (and his family) through this. We appreciate all of the updates and know that Cody is getting the best care possible, both from his doctors and his family and friends. You are in our prayers.
Barb, Randy, Kali & Spencer Wood
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On behalf of all of us here at Northern Ski Works, we are praying for Cody and are confident that he'll be back on his feet soon. I've know Cody since he was a little guy swimming at the Sherburne pool with Mom, Jesse, Chelsea, and baby Tucker at swim team practice. What fun we had then with the whole Marshall family going to all the meets. He was quite the fish in the pool. All the girls loved him. Even when he was a little guy, all the girls wanted to hang out with him because he was so funny. Hang in the Cody, we all want to see your smiling face and hear of all of your accomplishments in the ski world!! I check the blog at least twice a day to see how he's doing. Great job on keeping us informed of his progress, we all need to know. Love to all of you, Mary
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Cody's family, I read through the blog and it brought back recent memories of a hospitol bed in Bethlehem Pa. My son Mike is a professional BMX stunt rider and he suffered a serious brain injury similar the what Cody is now batteling just last October. You can check out the posts on his site(www.mikeaitken.com) and see much the same as what Chelsea and Jesse are posting. Today, although still not 100 per cent, Mike is doing great. He was in a coma for over three
weeks, and paralized on his right side when he woke up, But as an athlete, driven to success, he fought through the pain and weakness as I know that Cody will. Mike's favorite comment through the tough recovery therapies was "I turn my frustration into determination". We flew Mike home to Salt Lake in an ambulance jet just before he woke up and he came out of the coma in the Murray IHC trauma center, the doctors and nurses, therapists and aids, are the best in the nation! Trajic events like this draw close families and friends closer! Cody is in our prayers, as is his family. Gather around your young hero and talk, laugh, joke, be posative! The human mind coupled up with the Soul of this young man will overcome all odds.
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Cody! I hope you had a good night! You are one popular guy. You got the world behind you. Hurry up and get better
love,
keels
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Our connection to the Marshall family is the memory of them coming to our office for faxes and copies. Such a nice family. Even though we are not in the skiing world we are very proud to have such a talented family from a little town. Everywhere we go, ( PO, Store or whatever we hear people asking if they have heard how the Marshall boy is doing. Please know that all of you are in our thoughts and prayers. Will continue to follow your progress.
Steve and Ellen Martin and families.
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Dear Marshall Family, You do not know us but we live in Pittsfield and have a house just up the road from yours. I often talk about the U.S. Ski Team family that lives right down the road from us. I wanted to let you know that we are thinking of Cody and you everyday. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Thank you for this blog, you are doing a great job.
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I hope to meet the Marshall family some day. Jesse and Chelsea, you have done a wonderful thing by bringing people from around the world to Cody through this blog. Feel the love Cody! Our best to you all!
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