Robin, glad to hear your brother is doing well.

Sue, I'm sorry to hear about your mother-in-law, and I hope you, your husband, and family can find comfort in happy memories.

My brother is doing well. He got home from the hospital on Sunday (only 5 days in the hospital!), and is already ignoring doctor's orders about what he should not do. My SIL is going to have her hands full! Fortunately, the pain meds still knock him out, so he's at least taking the naps the doctor orders Knowing him, he won't do anything truly stupid, he'll just push things a bit ...

I'm continuing prayers for others on this list.

Sue, I too am sorry to hear about your mother-in-law's passing. She is at peace now and hopefully you have many many happy memories of her. I am thinking of you at this diificult time.

Yes, Sue, it is a blessing when it happens and relieves suffering, isn't it? We miss them, we are sad, but as it says in the Bible, "A time for all seasons..."

But the way I love your white lab! Beautiful!

Sorry about your mother in law, Sue. Sounds like she had a good long life. I'm sure she'll be missed.

So sorry to hear about your mother-in-law, Sue, but glad she isn't suffering any more.

Just catching up with all on the prayer list you are all in my thoughts,we are having a busy time at the moment my mother in law who was 94 years old
has just died, she had a good innings as we say in the UK and a good life but was suffering with various complaints so it was a blessing when she died.
Hugs to all

Positive thoughts coming from me to all of you who are suffering with loved ones on the TQS forum.
Love and best wishes, Rita (in cold and wet Ireland)

prayers for all
may the TQS prayer force be with you

Prayers for Phyllis and family.. This is tough waiting for the healing, to go through more surgery. Prayers for you all through this tough time.

Prayers for Dawn and Terry and some much needed sleep.

My Dad is doing much better, and sleep is also a problem there. With his arm in the sling, he can't get comfortable in a bed, so is sleeping in the lounge and up and down all night - keeping Mum up. Mum works full time, so is struggling a little.. But for the most part he is out of pain, and not an ounce of trouble from his heart which is great news..

Harry isstill waiting for more results before any decisions are made. So still praying, however the feeding tube has been working well and he has again put on weight and is looking much healthier!

So prayers for you all, whether you are supporting or struggling during these tough times, I know you are supported by God's love.

Oh, Dawn, I'm sorry. I hope and pray that you and Terry can each get a good night's sleep. That will help soooo much!! Hugs, Robin

Dawn, thanks for keeping us updated on Terry. Hot flashes and night sweats were miserable for me so I really feel for him! I will pray specifically for some good sleep for both of you!

Continued prayers for all who need them and for their loved ones who support them. God bless you all.

Dawn--I will pray that you will get some sleep and also that Terry can get rid of the stent. I found that was the most painful part of the procedure. My husband sleeps the same way (for different reasons) but I find that I am constantly waking up because he is constantly waking up. Sleep is so important to our well-being.