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Bad news.
- Thread starter poor_gear_whore
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Thanks for making me cry at the office, Cherie. That was beautiful.I am praying for Samuel, that The Lord will heal him, and that the mass will be removed from his body, and that he will be well, healed, and free of illness. I pray that his little body and spirit will be strong and resilient, so that he can endure these procedures. And I pray for strength for you and your wife...the strength to walk with your child through this very hard time...the strenght to comfort and cheer him when you feel like weeping.
Lord, please heal Samuel.
Amen.
Cherie
More positive vibes and prayers coming to you and Samuel this Ash Wednesday. If I could push our bishop's blessing too, I would!
+1. I don't believe in God. But I do believe in the power of prayer, or positive thinking, or whatever you want to call it. Cherry definitely put some positive energy out there.
We're all pulling for little Samuel.
Second round of chemo has passed. No side effects other than hair loss. He is doing well. The doctors are hopeful that the tumor could be removed after the next scan in a couple of weeks.
News keeps on getting better. Still in my prayers, praying lots for you and your family as this must be a very draining time. Hopefully not financially.
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lowsound
On the finacial note. My wife has had to quit her job to stay at home and take care of Sam. The bills have not really started to pile up yet. Thanks to a large tax return and the aflac my wife would not let me cancel. Thank God for things like aflac. I have recieved an itemized list from the hospital. The insurance is still pending. But lets just say that if I did not have insurance I would be signing my paychecks over to the hospital for the next year and a half.
