[Connie Sutherland]

A forum member forwarded this to me this morning (as well as to another forum), and I am very tardy about posting it here. I apologize for taking so long.


QUOTE from a forum member:

Warning: beautiful music, but very intense photos:

http://www.azcentral.com/flash/jason/


<http://www.azcentral.com/flash/jason/> An article in the Phoenix paper about Jason and his family:
http://www.azcentral.com/12news/news/articles/0326jason0326-CP.html
END QUOTE

Thank you.

 

[Bob Scott]

I've watched this 3 times tonight, just trying to think of what to say. I still can't. The guy is a miracle.

 

[Woody Taylor]

Just showed my wife this about five minutes ago. I feel the same way.

 

[Sarah Hall]

You know, his courage and will to fight are amazing, but I think another amazing thing is the power of love in his wife to be with him through the terrible recovery period!! It takes a lot of man to survive those injuries, but it takes a whole lot more woman to stand helplessly by, simply being there for comfort and company.

 

[Martin Espericueta]

You know, his courage and will to fight are amazing, but I think another amazing thing is the power of love in his wife to be with him through the terrible recovery period!! It takes a lot of man to survive those injuries, but it takes a whole lot more woman to stand helplessly by, simply being there for comfort and company.

My sediments exactly. My wife and I first saw Officer Jason (and his family)
on one of those reality "medical wonder" shows - how Jason is a true hero!
And his wife!

I haven't watched the whole movie from Connie's link, but seeing the TV
show I've mentioned above, watching Jason cuddling w/his son after he was
able to return to work was moving & inspiring.

 

[susan tuck]

I believe this officer was on a segment of the police reality show "First 48".