I just talked to Mom, who had just talked to some dr's and nurses. We have planned to bring Dad to Saskatoon when he's released from the hospital so that he can continue dialysis and physio without having to drive to Regina 3 times a week, but when she asked about it today they made it sound like he may not be able to get in for dialysis in Saskatoon because it's out of the health region. They said there may be a waiting list of up to 3 months before he could get in here.
Please pray that #1 his kidneys would kick in so he won't need dialysis, and #2 that if they don't kick in yet that he will be able to get into the system in Saskatoon for as long as he needs dialysis. Thanks. It's so good to know there are still so many going to God on our behalf!
Even sweeter as the years go by!
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7 comments:
I am sure things will continue to be positive. What a privilege to shake his hand and chat with him briefly on Saturday! Wonderful progress.
Hi Stan and Maxine:
We are thinking about you and praying for you.
Hello stan & maxine,
We will keep you in our prays.
Hope to see you up and at it again real soon,stan..
Get better.
God Bless,
karie & dave ferguson
Hello Stan & Maxine
Wonderful picture. You are looking good Stan. You too Maxine.
We are still thinking of you and praying.
We love you.
Bill & Evelyn
Prayers are being lifted up to God on your behalf from the Central CHURCH OF Christ here in Hemet, CA
Your doing great Stan, keep it up
Love, Rob and Sharon Robinson
Dear Stan and Maxine,
Checking this blog site is one of the first things we do each morning. Lifting you up in prayer is something we do often throughout each day. Stan, may you continue to experience God's healing hand in your life. Maxine, I know the hospital has become "home" to you. It is strange how that happens! You know you have another life but it is not very real. May you feel God's strength and peace throughout the ups and downs of each day.
Love, Vivian Roberts
You and your family are still in my heart and prayers. I know that God will continue to work amazing things in this situation.
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