[Faith-talk] Prayer requests
Linda Mentink
mentink at frontiernet.net
Sat Aug 12 00:10:20 UTC 2017
Hi Ericka,
Wow, so many to pray for in your life! Thanks for sharing these
with us, that we might pray for them, too. I'm sorry to hear
about Jenny, but glad she's maybe getting better. I wish her
wealthy parents would step in and help her with some of her
needs, since she can't get the help she needs anywhere. I
continue to pray for her.
Blessings,
Linda
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From: Ericka via Faith-Talk <faith-talk at nfbnet.org
To: faith-talk at nfbnet.org
Date sent: Fri, 11 Aug 2017 16:22:05 -0500
Subject: [Faith-talk] Prayer requests
Hi all.
Every day I count my blessings as most all of you do too. Well
now that we have three people who are diagnosed with some kind of
cancer or extremely challenging medical issue, we really need to
be on our knees.
Chad and I are both friends with his ex-girlfriend. She's had a
lot of medical troubles in the past and doctors have been kind of
putting her off thinking she's a hypochondriac. Well I am so
grateful that she's change doctors and medical facilities because
today she was definitely diagnosed with colon cancer. We don't
know what stage it's in or whether she'll need radiation and
chemo but she certainly has lost a lot of blood. I'm thinking
it's going to be more serious then beginning stage because she
already has an autoimmune disease. Janessa certainly is a
fighter as she's had hearing loss and medical issues all her life
including needing back surgery as a child because she was not
born with an entire spine. She's walking fine and everything but
she certainly has a lot of medical issues now including diabetes.
Please pray for Janessa Olson, Bob Mulder, and Chad's mom Barbara
Nelson.
Your prayers do work. My cousin is now attending counseling
sessions and hopefully this will draw my family together and deal
with our issues better. My mom seems to think that walking away
from my cousin Who is hurting is the best thing to do. No he
does not do everything we wish she would do but he did not have
the life the rest of us did. Abandoning him yet again is not
right. I think my mom believes she's just giving it up to the
Lord when she walks away. I think when the small silent voice
from God says go to counseling with him for mediation and learn
how to handle this right is sometimes the better option.
I would like to report that Jenny Keller has her rotten days
still, but is having more better days. The 24 hour syndrome
medication is still trying to right her clock and doctors are
trying to figure out more about the damage to her brain will
change her life. Nothing seems to be predictable right now and
that is really frustrating I would say! She's trying to get help
from county and state programs but nobody is offering at home
assistance for someone who is low income. She definitely need
some help at home. She is sounding more positive which makes me
happy too. I don't know if you would mind, but her ex-husband is
on dialysis and waiting to die. I don't remember what his name
is, but we should be praying for him also. It hurts her to see
him like this. I understand. Even when I knew I was going to
get divorced after 10+ years of marriage I could tell suicide was
being considered and that scared me!
Love isn't a switch you can turn off. In fact, I just sent my
ex-husband a birthday card telling him thank you for doing the
best he could but also asking him to move on with his life.
Ericka Short
from my iPhone 6+
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