Please continue to pray for the transition for my dad to LTC. It’s a slow process and we just want what’s best for him.
Please also pray for my stepmom as she keeps having severe pain and wants to call the ambulance. I get that, but she’ll just sit in the hall in the ED on an uncomfortable bed and wait for hours for care. (No, universal health care is not wonderful)
Praying, Kare, for that really difficult situation that you all agonize over. Old age should never have to be so hard. May God make a bearable way for your loved ones to have a better situation.
My brother Chuck died last night, of pancreatic cancer. Please pray for God to draw Chuck’s wife, daughter, and granddaughter to Himself and save and comfort them. Thank you.
You may remember me previously mentioning that I was going to write to him. I did, although I did not hear back from him.
So glad you sent him a final communication, Kizzie. It may have mattered for him more than youcwill know.
Prayers for you and all the family in processing his death on whatever level each person is at. Prayers for hearts to be opened to Jesus at this fragile time. May opportunity to share Jesus become evident along with willingness to hear. Please provide, Holy Spirit, the divine drawing to God to this family. I pray in Jesus’ name, Amen
Continuing to lift AJ as he prepares for procedures and upcoming surgery.
Lord, may AJ feel Your hand of protection and favor upon him. May he and Cheryl grow in their faith and love for you. Please keep them well, feeling energetic, and upbeat. Help them to rally prayer warriors at their church. Strengthen them with support from believers who love them and want always to encourage and bless them in whatever ways possible. I pray in Jesus’ name, Amen
please pray for another AJ, here, who is late thirties, had a series of strokes several years ago, m9ved back with his parents. He walked out of their home between two and five a.m. The police have been notified. He is a believer and returned back to church when he had the issues requiring he be taken care of by family. Thanks for praying for his safety and quick return home.
Janice – Boy is doing fairly well with the broken arm. Although there is a fracture, he does not need a cast because it is relatively small. He does have to use a sling, though, and moving or bumping the arm is painful. The concern, though, is that it is in the growth plate, which is why he has to see a pediatric orthopedist.
Nightingale is soldiering on with her life. She has a friend from Massachusetts spending part of the weekend here. She (the friend) bonded with Boy over fishing. 🙂
I don’t know how my daughters feel about losing their uncle. He was always distant, although friendly enough, when we had family get-togethers in the past. Nightingale once said that his wife was beloved as their aunt, but Chuck seemed more like merely an acquaintance. Quite sad.
Although I knew that he was not interested in a relationship with me/us, especially over the past 14 years since our mother died, I had hoped that eventually – especially when he knew that his cancer was terminal – he would want to reconnect somehow, even if only casually. But that did not happen.
I texted with the young man AJ’s mom, and he still has not been found. Search and rescue are still looking. I wonder if it will be on the 10 p.m. news. I am so sad. His sister, in my Sunday school class just got married last weekend. I am mak8ngcthe blueberry lemon muffins for a breakfast for her and husband next Sunday.
I’m so sorry for the loss of your brother, Kizzie. I know it can be hard even when you’re not particularly close. Prayers for you and your family.
Lots to pray for– the young AJ to be found safe, our AJ’s upcoming procedures and surgery, and for Kare’s family in their difficult time of changes and stress.
Oh Kizzie, I am so sorry. I know that the unresolved division must make the loss in some ways harder. I dread hearing news of my own sister and her family secondhand and grieve that I heard only casually of the birth of her first grandchild and may never meet him or her daughter-in-law, after being very present in her children’s lives for more than 20 years. Division is horrid, and death is separation too.
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Please continue to pray for the transition for my dad to LTC. It’s a slow process and we just want what’s best for him.
Please also pray for my stepmom as she keeps having severe pain and wants to call the ambulance. I get that, but she’ll just sit in the hall in the ED on an uncomfortable bed and wait for hours for care. (No, universal health care is not wonderful)
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Praying, Kare. Tough decisions.
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Praying, Kare, for that really difficult situation that you all agonize over. Old age should never have to be so hard. May God make a bearable way for your loved ones to have a better situation.
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My brother Chuck died last night, of pancreatic cancer. Please pray for God to draw Chuck’s wife, daughter, and granddaughter to Himself and save and comfort them. Thank you.
You may remember me previously mentioning that I was going to write to him. I did, although I did not hear back from him.
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So glad you sent him a final communication, Kizzie. It may have mattered for him more than youcwill know.
Prayers for you and all the family in processing his death on whatever level each person is at. Prayers for hearts to be opened to Jesus at this fragile time. May opportunity to share Jesus become evident along with willingness to hear. Please provide, Holy Spirit, the divine drawing to God to this family. I pray in Jesus’ name, Amen
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Continuing to lift AJ as he prepares for procedures and upcoming surgery.
Lord, may AJ feel Your hand of protection and favor upon him. May he and Cheryl grow in their faith and love for you. Please keep them well, feeling energetic, and upbeat. Help them to rally prayer warriors at their church. Strengthen them with support from believers who love them and want always to encourage and bless them in whatever ways possible. I pray in Jesus’ name, Amen
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Kizzie, how is Boy, and Nightingale?
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please pray for another AJ, here, who is late thirties, had a series of strokes several years ago, m9ved back with his parents. He walked out of their home between two and five a.m. The police have been notified. He is a believer and returned back to church when he had the issues requiring he be taken care of by family. Thanks for praying for his safety and quick return home.
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Janice – Boy is doing fairly well with the broken arm. Although there is a fracture, he does not need a cast because it is relatively small. He does have to use a sling, though, and moving or bumping the arm is painful. The concern, though, is that it is in the growth plate, which is why he has to see a pediatric orthopedist.
Nightingale is soldiering on with her life. She has a friend from Massachusetts spending part of the weekend here. She (the friend) bonded with Boy over fishing. 🙂
I don’t know how my daughters feel about losing their uncle. He was always distant, although friendly enough, when we had family get-togethers in the past. Nightingale once said that his wife was beloved as their aunt, but Chuck seemed more like merely an acquaintance. Quite sad.
Although I knew that he was not interested in a relationship with me/us, especially over the past 14 years since our mother died, I had hoped that eventually – especially when he knew that his cancer was terminal – he would want to reconnect somehow, even if only casually. But that did not happen.
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So sorry to hear that, Kizzie. It is sad that he didn’t want to bother with a relationship. Prayers for all.
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I texted with the young man AJ’s mom, and he still has not been found. Search and rescue are still looking. I wonder if it will be on the 10 p.m. news. I am so sad. His sister, in my Sunday school class just got married last weekend. I am mak8ngcthe blueberry lemon muffins for a breakfast for her and husband next Sunday.
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I’m so sorry for the loss of your brother, Kizzie. I know it can be hard even when you’re not particularly close. Prayers for you and your family.
Lots to pray for– the young AJ to be found safe, our AJ’s upcoming procedures and surgery, and for Kare’s family in their difficult time of changes and stress.
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Oh Kizzie, I am so sorry. I know that the unresolved division must make the loss in some ways harder. I dread hearing news of my own sister and her family secondhand and grieve that I heard only casually of the birth of her first grandchild and may never meet him or her daughter-in-law, after being very present in her children’s lives for more than 20 years. Division is horrid, and death is separation too.
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