.swmrs took to social media to thank fans for their support & share an update on Max Becker's recovery
took to social media on Tuesday to thank fans for their support and share an update on vocalist/guitarist Max Becker's recovery following the band's recent car accident.
"This picture is quite literally over a thousand words," the band wrote in a tweet alongside a snap of Becker in front of a wall of get well cards, balloons and other messages from fans. "Your words.. messages and gifts have given more inspiration and healing power to Max than anyone can imagine. It's been so incredible to see how much of an impact our music has made on all...of you. Ya'll have changed our lives in return.
In the note, the band revealed that Becker was continuing to improve in his rehabilitiation and would be released from the hospital on Wednesday , just in time for the holidays. "We really can't describe how special all of your support has been," they concluded. "This thanksgiving please hug the people around you and let them know how much you love them.
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