The Prayer List

[Lynn K.]

Frank, Hallelujah indeed!

[Lynn K.]

Got a message from Limbania, and have her permission to share the info. with you. She says:
Limbania Osredker
Thank you for your prayers Ritzy. The first week after chemo was pretty rough. Besides the effects from chemo, I'm getting an injection to stimulate over production of white blood cells, to replace the ones been killed by chemo and it causes very unpleasant flu/allergy like symptoms and pain in the bones. The last few days were much better,
As I write this I'm getting the second chemo administered. Hopefully will be less harsh than the first one.

Please continue to pray for her and her family. Thanks.

[Lynn K.]

Prayers to tolerate chemo! And for the blood cells to proliferate with few side effects! God Bless.
Lynn

[karen f.]

I'll keep praying Limbania!

[karen f.]

Thank you Ritzy and Pam for updating the Prayer List. Also thank you for caring and for your prayers.

Thank you all for your prayers. They'll get me through all this and help me get healthy again.

Lotti, praying for your Dad, you and your family. Most definitely been away from family, specially in situations like this is very hard. I'm sure he can feel your caring love and it should help him get through this.


So happy for you Frank!!! May it be the end of it and be healthy from now on.



Even though I haven't been around to often we always pray for all the TQS members cares and needs.

[Frank F.]

I'm praying for you Limbania. Above all, keep your spirits up, and never ever give up the fight.

[Frank F.]

I'm still praying for you all, too!

[Joyce D.]

Please pray for my mother and me and my family. Mom is hospitalized with pneumonia, heart failure, and a host of other things that are out of whack with her blood and with a new diagnosis of cancer. I am home with a sinus infection. They will not let me in to see her before tomorrow afternoon (after I've been on antibiotics 48 hrs). I have been communicating with drs and nurses by phone, which is frustrating. I have no relatives who can help. My husband does not do hospitals well. My children are too far away to help. I am dependent on friends and one of mom's caregivers, who has been wonderful. My best friend, who is normally by my side in the hospital, is also too sick to be allowed in to see mom. I need strength and for the medicine to kick in quickly. I ask for peace and acceptance for my mom. Thank you.

[Joyce D.]

Praying right now.

[Joan D.]

Joyce You are in my prayers, trust that the hospital is taking good care of her. Concentrate on the support you do have they sound wonderful. God Bless Joan

[Joan D.]

One of the kids from our church is in Cambodia as missionary he is battling typhoid fever. Please pray for him and his family during this difficult time. His name is Adam.

[Lotti D.]

Praying for Adam, Joyce, her mom and all who need it... Sending strength!

[Lotti D.]

Sending Prayers to all those needs. Please take good care of yourselves.

[Lois B.]

Prayers for all those who so desperately need comfort, peace and healing.

[Mary H.]

Some of you may remember back in January I posted requesting prayer because of the hassle I was having getting my mom into a nursing home. I have been meaning to post to thank you for all your kind words and prayers. Everything worked out, and she finally settled in. Now -- I'm asking again. She was hospitalized about 10 days ago with cellulitis in one of her legs caused from fluid buildup. She has been transferred to an acute care facility and the leg has gotten much better; but now she is in major congestive heart failure. Fluid is building up in her body and her breathing is very labored. I honestly don't think she is going to make it. At 95 her body is just worn out. We are never prepared to lose a loved one, but I know she will be in a better place. Please join me in praying that she won't suffer and will slip quietly away. I know that she wouldn't want to linger like she is. Thank you all for your love and support.