Tim's Blog

Today marks the five year anniversary of Tim's accident. When I asked Tim how he felt about that, and if he'd like to see a p...

Three years later and Tim keeps pushing ahead.  His internship at Invivo is going well. He is mid-way through an interview process and hope ...

On Saturday, March 20, Tim attended a black tie gala (fortunately, the tie was optional) for the Greater Boston Chapter of the National Spin...

On December 9, 2009 Tim turned 21. He was in Boston on the official day, but he returned to the Berkshires on Friday the 11th and joined da...

Sunday, July 12 - the two year anniversary of Tim's accident. I've pretty much stopped blogging because the world for us is pretty ...

Well, Tim has settled into such a solid routine, that this blog seems to be less necessary. I guess it's been over 5 months since I last...

So, the USB cable to download images has been replaced. I will start my catching up with some images of Jancy's return to America from h...

So much to say, but most of it has been said in the 365 days since Tim's accident. Most importantly, he's emerged as a mature young ...

Yes, I'm well aware that Fathers Day was a week ago. But, like fathers everywhere and throughout history have experienced, other stuff ...

Just got off the phone with Grandma - she always calls on Thursday nights after she and Grandpa visit Tim at Spaulding. She said it was a pa...

.... well, lots of things. The past few days involved baseball and mobility. This week's big news was the fact that Tim climbed stairs...

"Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" Compared to last summer and early fall, Amy and I get the feeling that things with Ti...

Jancy's having a great time in Ghana, we're learning in bits and pieces. When she headed over, she told us that she'd like us to...

Life continues to be just a little too busy for the Butterworths . My source of time consumption comes in the way of work. I am currently se...

This week, Tim's therapy schedule changed to Monday - Thursday from Tuesday - Friday, so our weekend with Tim was a little shorter than ...

Hey Tim, Glad to see your Dad's back in the swing of things (rrr, I just had to use a baseball analogy). You've made a HUGE transiti...

That's a quote from Bill Veeck, former owner of the Pale Hose, and a good way to set the stage for this long overdue posting. It's ...

The next new phase of our lives started today - Jancy has left the building. After several hectic days saying goodbye, we headed out for JF...

Goodness. First, let me thank Tim & Andres and Nancy & Lincoln for putting something out on the blog so that the poor site didn'...

Wishing the Butterworth family a still and bright holiday season and a fine 2008! from Nancy & Lincoln

Tim,      We wanted to drop you a note and let you know how inspiring it has been to watch your recovery.  You've really worked hard, an...

We're enjoying a nice evening in front of Oceans Thirteen with a couple of VO pizzas. Amy made the trek to Boston today to pick Tim up a...

hey tim!! i know we just talked but i haven't looked at your site in awhile and i wanted to see what was up..your hotel looks sick. it w...

As I watch the Pats dismantle another otherwise worthy opponent, I'll get you all caught up on what's been going on with not-as-youn...

Life has a way of filling up days, doesn't it? We had a nice family getaway to our favorite destination - Boston - this week. Amy and I...

Well, Tim's first shot as an outpatient has ended successfully and next week, he'll put in a full-time schedule. Yesterday he worke...

Had a few quick conversations with Tim yesterday. Tuesday's therapy was fine, Spaulding van service worked well. He's beginning to...

Not all business travel is bad. After 11 hours of airport terminals, planes and a shuttle I arrived yesterday in St. Pete Beach, FL for a c...

Tim is settled in to his one bedroom accessible efficiency, complete with a queen sized bed, a pull out sofa, kitchenette and view of the ha...

Tim has completed his first four days as an outpatient, and they were a collective success. After doing the family thing for the first two d...