Speaking of the Ashton Jones family, Angela Roden Shabard said the father was slowly recovering his ability to speak at a hospital in Bangkok, but he added that he is not firm yet.
Abi Brett left a drug addict on a machine and fights for his life after he was beaten “half of death” with bleeding in the brain. Ashton Jones, 29, removed a portion of his skull in an emergency surgery after an alleged attack during a holiday with friends in Thailand, who left him unable to speak about a month later.
The father, from CWMBRAN, Wales, was transferred to Bangkok with his group on May 30, but he disappeared during a night abroad in the early hours of June 3. His friends did not have any idea of what happened until he appeared in the Choupore Hospital, where doctors put it on life.
Ashton's friends say he has “healing the miracle” where he is still in the hospital care after the accident, but while he is talking now, he is not completely firm.
Speaking to Wilzonlen on behalf of the Ashton family, Angela Roden Shabard said he was “making steady progress” with the family's appointment to transfer him to rehabilitation after “improved miracle” after his father, Darine, refused “no”. RecoveryHe said: “He is making very steady progress.
“The next step is to return him to the rehabilitation place that was originally before he was infected with the lung. To put in the context of the extent of reinforcement of Ashton's recovery so far, Darren was actually asked whether he wanted to put something that does not refresh on Ashton just one week ago.
Darren said, “No,” and within a few days, Ashton improved a miracle. I spoke to Ashton two days ago. He is speaking. He is not firm but he is able to communicate. He is outside the artificial respiratory system.
“He still has to feed the tube and still has oxygen to feed on it, and it is still restricted because it suffers from a lot of pain.” The Ashton family aims to return the father to Wales within a few weeks, where he will receive more treatment at the Royal Ginet Hospital in Neborat, including an operation to replace a lost part of his skull with a titanium painting.
Angela added that, with the help of a British man and a Thai woman, Ashton's father was also spoken with the police in Thailand, who claim that Ashton had been assaulted.
She said that he “was beaten in half to death,” but added that the family refrained from speculation because the circumstances surrounding the alleged attack are still unconfirmed. She said: “We do not know the circumstances about how and why, so we will not be speculated.
“Ashton has started in the midst of things, but it is very uncomfortable. The chances of hunting them are almost zero, and the opportunities to recover money to get Ashton Home are almost zero as well.”
Ashton traveled to Thailand without medical insurance, and his family is trying to pay costs with GOFUNDME, which has so far collected more than 22,000 pounds. “We really need all the help we can get,” Angela said.
