Posted by MF Poor on October 25, 2011 at 16:22:44 from (98.19.94.1):
For those so inclined, please say a prayer or two for 3 members of my family.
1. My wife. She's been in intensive care since this time yesterday. Her heart is speeding up at times to over 200 beats per minute, then slowing to almost a stop. Dr's are at a loss as to why. May be able to control with a pacemaker, but the cause is needed before further treatment.
2. Daughter. She's raising 3 kids on her own. Husband/loser left her when 3rd child was diagnosed with Autism. Now she's started having seizures. Neurologist told us today there's a tumor at the base of her brain, causing the problems. We'll know more in a few days.
3. Mother-in-law. Heart valve failing. She's too weak for surgery, and refuses to have surgery anyway. She's fading fast. We're the only family she's got left, and because of #1 and #2, I'm not able to be of much help.
I believe in the power of prayer. I also know how many people on here are of the helpful sort.
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