Please pray for my daughter.
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Comments (30)Well, thank you, Sally. My son looks like his father, but the other two look like Daddy and are tall like Daddy. Their goal was always to be as tall as grandad. Mary, his bride of 1 1/2 years, takes very good care of Daddy. Mary told me that she always thought it was "funny" when old people married. But then she met Daddy. Isn't that sweet?...See Moreplease pray for my friend
Comments (7)Terri, I am real sorry about your dear friend. this is devastating news and i suspect she will depend on someone like you for her strength. i know she also has a daughter and new grandson. we can never explain why things like this happen, but you have been a good friend to her. we will keep her in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. also, i know today is a tough one for you. losing jamie 3 years ago is on all our minds today. you have not been in the forum recently but i actually posted last week about jamie - sorry about that. she has been heavy on my mind. my thoughts and prayers are with you. your brother will be there tomorrow - hope he can help thru this difficult time. much love sent your way. between all this and dad facing surgery and your DH having problems as well.....you are a pilar of strength. deb...See Moreplease pray for my daughter
Comments (74)Reading the posts again this morning. It helps so much, you have no idea, when I hear about others that feel what I feel, it gives me hope that it will get better. To JEJVTR: you wanted her name, it is Claudia Rose. Her name came to me in a dream 1 week before I had her, I looked up the meaning and it meant Dazzling, so I said that's it! Rose is after my mom. You also mentioned Serena Williams, well actually, that is the vascular surgeon we are seeing on the 30th, he doesn't usually see kids, but he is seeing Claudia after I begged! I am very hopeful that he can help in some way. I worry that the original clot is 7 months old, so the probability of it dissolving at this point is not good, which means she can keep clotting there, which is what happened last week, so if she comes off the medicine she is at risk. If she stays on it for life, she will have a life of no sports, which is her life, especially at 11 years old! i just wish I new what to expect, if they told me okay be on this medicine, no sports for 6 months then you'll be fine. That is not the case with a clot, you don't know what is going to happen. Not sure if I mentioned all her test results for clotting disorders came up negative, so the only thing we have to go in, is th esimilarity between athletes and clots.Thanks again for listening to me and praying with me, this has helped me so much! Michelle...See MorePlease pray for my SIL
Comments (21)Hi Vickey MN, What a shame that your SIL is having such a rocky part of her journey through life, just now. Yes, it is hard for outsiders to understand depression. Good wishes and kind thoughts plus some prayers going out for her and her young ones ... yes, and for your brother, as well. And for you, that you know how best to deal with her, in these difficult days, and have grace to carry it through well. God grant you sensitivity, perceptiveness, wisdom and grace for the coming days. ole joyful...See More- 7 years ago
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