Dean's Back!

That's right! Dean Giordano showed up (along with his wife Susan and kids  Emma Lou and David) for his first glimpses of RSUI's renovated space following the deal. This was Dean's  last big lease before he was tragically struck down with a middle cerebral artery stroke this past May. Initially, his prognosis was poor. Now, friends and family are describing Dean's recovery as miraculous. Susan says she's not surprised at her husband's recovery thus far. "He's a hard worker," she says. After 12 weeks at the Shepherd Center, Dean is  continuing his therapy at Emory Johns Creek three times a week.

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