Your prayers are still helping...Thank you
8 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (16)
Related Discussions
While you say your prayers can you add one more?
Comments (12)An update on Dave's dad ... he is doing very well and it back home. Not sure if he will ever fly again but he is getting around and in good spirits. A lot of that is probably due to your prayers! Thank you!...See MoreThank you all for your prayers
Comments (10)Thank you all for your well wishes and for tips. I didn't know about not eating before bed and with him working 14 hour days some weeks I'll have to tell him to eat at work instead of waiting till he gets home. We do know about no fatty foods but he thinks that it won't be to bad, I guess no matter how much I warn him he may have to find that out for himself. I'll look up info on line and maybe he'll get the understanding of no fat in his diet. This was his first surgery and had no idea what he was going to be going through, Yesterday while still under all the drugs he was feeling super and told me he felt like he'd be able to go back to work this friday OF coruse I knew it was drugs talking and told him not to jump the gun LOL, Well, today as we all know is another story and he's ready to take the time off that doctor setup. Barb...See MoreI need your good thoughts and prayers
Comments (126)The best news,just as we all hoped! Dexascan is a piece of cake - I used to do them when I worked in the Rheumatology office. Bone-building drugs may be prescribed, but they work slowly, so 6 weeks one way or the other won't make a huge difference. There are lots of reasons you can have osteopenia or osteoporosis - drug therapies, both chemo and steroids, being too thin (being under 127 pounds is a marker for risk), family history, early menopause, low calcium and Vitamin D, and the list goes on. For now, take care of yourself, be a good girl and do what the docs tell you to do. We'll all be here, thinking of you and cheering you on until those crutches are tucked away in the closet....See Morethank you for all your prayers
Comments (3)Terri, I have been thinking about and praying for you all ever since I got the message about what happened. I'm so sorry. I wish I could help in some way, but I know all of our prayers will be heard. Please keep us posted as often as you can. Hold on to your faith, Terri! It will get you through this difficult time. I know you know that. Lu...See More
Related Stories
LIFEThank U 4 the Gr8 Gift: How to Send Thanks in the Digital Age
We click open invitations and RSVP via text, but a handwritten thank-you is sometimes still best. Here's how to tell
Full Story
SMALL SPACESDownsizing Help: Where to Put Your Overnight Guests
Lack of space needn’t mean lack of visitors, thanks to sleep sofas, trundle beds and imaginative sleeping options
Full Story
REMODELING GUIDESHome Styles: Why Postmodernism Still Matters
Playful mix of history and irony helped pave the way for today's headline-making buildings
Full Story
HOMES AROUND THE WORLDHouzz Tour: Ingenious Garage Helps a Home Keep Its Familiar Face
A historic house with a contemporary addition retains its curb appeal thanks to an innovative approach to car storage
Full Story
HOUZZ CALLTell Us About the People You Want to Thank This Year
Please share stories of those who have given you kind words or done deeds that helped you through 2017
Full Story
DISASTER PREP & RECOVERY7 Ways to Help Someone Hit by a Hurricane
The best things you can do in the wake of devastation are sometimes the most surprising
Full Story
SMALL SPACESDownsizing Help: Think ‘Double Duty’ for Small Spaces
Put your rooms and furnishings to work in multiple ways to get the most out of your downsized spaces
Full Story
DECORATING GUIDESDecorate With Intention: Helping Your TV Blend In
Somewhere between hiding the tube in a cabinet and letting it rule the room are these 11 creative solutions
Full Story
PETSHow to Help Your Dog Be a Good Neighbor
Good fences certainly help, but be sure to introduce your pup to the neighbors and check in from time to time
Full Story
Iris S (SC, Zone 7b)