Kevin Lull ‘06, who was injured in a car accident April 8, is preparing to leave the hospital and enter a rehabilitation center in Bryn Mawr, according Pat Coyne, administrative coordinator for the Dean’s Office. Coyne, who has spoken with Lull’s aunt, said Tuesday that the move would probably take place in two to three days, following a minor procedure to replace Lull’s tracheotomy tube with a smaller one. The tube prevents him from speaking, but Lull continues to communicate through writing. Coyne also said Lull had taken three steps.
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