Joan, I am so sorry for the loss of your friend.

Limbania, I am so sorry that you are having to go through this health scare on your own without any close support. Please know that the prayer warriors are on this and we are always here if you need us.

Hugs and prayers for you both.

Prayers to all in need.
Limbania, so sorry you have to go through such an ordeal alone. We are your friends, so keep chatting with us and telling of your concerns as we will lend a listening ear. Hoping your biopsy comes back with good results.

(((((((((((((((((Limbania)))))))))))))))

Praying for everyone's cares and needs.

Please add me in your prayers. A little over two weeks ago I found a lump between my right breast and armpit. It was not there back in December when I had my annual check up. Yesterday I had a diagnostic mammogram and an ultrasound. Seems to be a fibroid lump and the doctor recommended a biopsy of the lump and the lymph node near by. I'm having the biopsy today in the afternoon and will get the results next week.

DH is at work and won't be back until Friday of next week. Have no family or close friends near by. Having to go thru this on my own and staying strong to take care of DS (four) and DD (seven) is really hard. Keep hopping is just a big scare and not something major.

Joan, I am so very sorry for your loss. I have no words to bring magic comfort but I will sure be praying.

Please add me to your prayer list I lost a dear dear friend this week, she was a lively 85 yr old two weeks ago we had a birthday party for her and she was so happy she just glowed. Then last Sunday she was rushed to hospital and the doctor said it was a ruptured aneurism ( probably spelled wrong) that she would only last two days. She was alert and lasted until her children were able to fly in, he was right on, she passed Tues morning. I am feeling so sorry for myself I will miss her so much, I want to be just like her when I grow up, she was a true angel.

Hi Mary, I'm sorry I didn't see your post before today. I am a long term care Ombudsman and would be happy to talk to you about the long term care issues you raised about your mom. I do it every day, with lots of people. Please email me and I'd be happy to help. Take care of you!

GenevaCarroll
in Northern California
mailto:genevacarroll@yahoo.com

Hi, Jane, That verse of scripture is one I have on my signature. It's what I used to tell my kids as they went off to school. I am still learning to take that advice and to cast all my cares on the Lord. I am adding my prayers for all those mentioned here and those who have unwritten needs. Thanks Jane.

Mary, you continue to be in my prayers. I'm so glad you are home. Do be careful to take care of yourself--you are important, too. Without stressing yourself out further, is there anything that you can be doing online or over the phone about your mom's situation rather than getting out and about? Just a thought. I'm keeping in prayer the "powers that be" in the offices that you are dealing with that there would be a lightbulb moment to help your mom immediately. God bless you.

Praying for Diane as well that there will be healing and a fast recovery.

And a little FYI--added to my prayers is a prayer for those of you reading this site who have requests that you cannot find the words or the strength to share. You are being lifted up--"cast all your cares on Him because He cares for you".

Blessings,
Jane

Oh, Mary, I'm so sorry you had to be hospitalized! I think this must be all the stress getting to you. I've been praying for you, but I'll increase my prayers that you can find a workable situation for your mom and get yourself healthy again! Big hugs, Robin

Sure will continue to pray for you! Be careful and don't overdo. I know that is a whole lot easier said than done, especially in your current circumstances, but you have to take care of yourself in order to be able to help your mom. Don't feel guilty about what you can't do, just do what you can and trust the Lord to work it all out. Hope that doesn't sound uncaring. I really do care and I cannot begin to understand all the facets of your emotions or your circumstances but I know The One who does understand completely and I will be praying for him to give you peace in particular.

Thanks so much for all your thoughts and prayers. I was released from the hospital this morning, and am feeling much better. At least I can function on my own. The meds have me slung out, and the doctor says I need to continue taking them for a few days. There is no way I can get out and do the things that need to be done toward the nursing home situation with my mom and take valium and antivert three times a day. I was told that Feb 6 would be her last day in the nursing home. I'm going to the Medicaid office tomorrow and try to plead with them to work on her case. Please just continue praying (as I am doing) that everything will work out.

I'll keep Mary in my prayers. I've heard that vertigo can be absolutely miserable.

Oh no! That is terrible! Definitely pumping up the prayers going her way!