[Faith-talk] Vivian's Progress and My Parents' Arrival in Arizona

[Mary Donahue]

Good evening everyone,

    I promised I would let you know how my supervisor, Vivian Seki, was 
progressing. She had to spend one night in the hospital last Friday night, 
and went home Saturday morning after she had her breakfast. I just called 
her, and she sounds in good spirits. She opted to stay home for the whole 
week because she had to keep her foot elevated as much as possible, and the 
wheelchair is not the most comfortable to elevate a foot. From what she told 
me, the cast on her foot extends from mid-calf down to her foot. She will 
have to wear the cast for four weeks, and to get around in a wheelchair. 
After four weeks, the cast and stitches come off, and, about two to four 
weeks later, she will begin physical therapy. Since we are having a short 
week next week, she plans to come in Monday and Tuesday to find out how the 
department ran without her. As I said in a previous message, Vivian will be 
living the ADA from the word _go.

    I also wanted to mention that my parents made it to Arizona on Monday. 
It helped them to stop earlier in the afternoon and to take their time 
driving down there. Dad has an appointment with the doctor tomorrow so, Lord 
willing, I will be able to find out whether he will have his surgery and 
when. Therefore, please keep Dad in your prayers tomorrow.

    Thank you in advance for all of your prayers so far, and I will continue 
to keep you posted.

Mary Donahue