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Prospect Ryan Westmoreland Improved… Red Sox Nation Can Sign Petition Wishing Him Well

By Administrator | March 19, 2010

The Red Sox announced that they have received encouraging news on the condition of prospect Ryan Westmoreland, the 19-year outfielder who underwent brain surgery this Tuesday to repair a cavernous malformation.

According to redsox.com, Westmoreland has been taken out of the Intensive Care Unit and moved into the Neuro Rehab Unit at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, in Phoenix, AZ, where he will start physical and occupational therapy in the near future.

Robert Spetzler, Westmoreland’s neurosurgeon, said: “Ryan is right on track and we expect progressive improvement.”

Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein said: “We are thrilled for Ryan and his family that the surgery went so well. While we recognize that the recovery process is long and complicated, we are excited that all of the early indications are so positive. On behalf of the Westmoreland family, we thank everybody who has expressed concern and support for Ryan.”

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If you want to sign a petition wishing Westmoreland well as he continues in his recovery, please click here.

Thank you.

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2 Responses to “Prospect Ryan Westmoreland Improved… Red Sox Nation Can Sign Petition Wishing Him Well”

Jeneen Hagerty Says:
March 22nd, 2010 at 5:20 pm
Best wishes for a full, speedy recovery, Ryan! Hope you can get back on the field doing what you love very soon! Thoughts and prayers are with you!
Kipp Ryan Says:
March 23rd, 2010 at 2:06 pm
Don’t worry about the game right now Ryan…get rested, get well THEN start using the game as a focal point. You are in all of Red Sox Nations thoughts and prayers. Best wishes on a full and speedy recovery.