Jan’s shoulder surgery has been completed and Len said all went well. She will stay in the hospital tonight. Thank you for your prayers.
Scott and Kierra (requests of Ashley Gash)
Please continue to pray for Dolly, Debbie Brake‘s sister, who has cancer of her lung and is receiving chemotherapy treatments.
Danielle Wilcox, Ann Card, Fred Smith, Bob Harris, Connie Martin, Christine Larkin
Angie remains in the hospital in Canada and is having a very difficult time. Her pneumonia has returned and when that is better, she will need another surgery. This surgery will be on her small bowel and they will put a stent in to fix the kink in the bowel. Angie and her mother, Dianne, very much need our continued prayers.
Cory, Sally Radovich‘s son-in-law, is “struggling,” according to Sally. His tongue is very swollen and sore since his recent cancer surgery where they had to take about a half dollar size of his tongue out. “He can only drink liquids and even that is difficult.“ The family is unable to understand him when he tries to talk. Please continue praying for Cory.
Mary is requesting our prayer support for “strength and peace.” She has many needs facing her now, one of which is help in caring for her husband, Michael, who is now home from the hospital.
Jan is scheduled to have shoulder surgery Tuesday, July 14. There may be some possible heart issues going on which could complicate the surgery. Jan is asking for us to pray earnestly for her for the surgery.
As we reported recently, Gary experienced a miracle in the hospital. The doctors had discovered a kidney stone; but when they did surgery, there were three surgeons and none of them could find the kidney stone! Only God! Following surgery, Gary’s pain lessened for a while. But now it has returned. He would appreciate our prayers for continued healing.
Ray Masse, Lois‘s husband, passed away July 3. He had brain bleed and a severe infection. He was in the hospital for two days and then taken to Hospice. Lois would appreciate our prayers during these days of adjustment.
