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Breathe
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Strangest. Story. Ever.
My mother's freedom - or lack thereof - is a moot point at the moment. While my father and I were waiting at the nursing home for our meeting, my mother - who was out for the day in the care of my cousin - fell and broke her hip. She is to get a total hip replacement this evening. At 83, she is in a very risky position. Please pray.
My mother's freedom - or lack thereof - is a moot point at the moment. While my father and I were waiting at the nursing home for our meeting, my mother - who was out for the day in the care of my cousin - fell and broke her hip. She is to get a total hip replacement this evening. At 83, she is in a very risky position. Please pray.
:thumb: That's great to hear. Good for you.
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IMJerusha
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I cannot think you all enough, I just wanted to report I start work next week
And I will allways look here and pray for those in need,thank you all and Godbless you
Ephesians 1:3
My mother was released from the hospital yesterday, and went back to her nursing home for therapy. Thank you all for the prayers - I know they made a difference!
Praise the Lord! Yes, prayer it does make a difference.
glad to hear it breathe! :thumb:
I went through test not long ago, and I got the results; it was a hard one to swallow, still I know I'll taken care of and watched out for ... the diagnosis is the onset of slow progressive Parkinson's. The Dr said at my age, it's likely that I'll not see the final devastation of Parkinson's to the end, so age and time will have a role in it's progress. My big concern is swallowing, the Dr said sometimes, that's sometimes swallowing isn't affected.
Yes friends, I ten to lean to left and tend to want to walk to left and when I realize it I move to the right.
I take a low dose med for it, and as the Slow Progressive Parkinson's progresses, the dosage will in crease. I very thankful there are meds to help, there was a time when there was nothing in medication to help.
May doctor(s) are headed up the best chief physician there is, the "Great Physician" Jesus.
Thanks for your prayers, it's greatly appreciated.
Yes friends, I ten to lean to left and tend to want to walk to left and when I realize it I move to the right.
I take a low dose med for it, and as the Slow Progressive Parkinson's progresses, the dosage will in crease. I very thankful there are meds to help, there was a time when there was nothing in medication to help.
May doctor(s) are headed up the best chief physician there is, the "Great Physician" Jesus.
Thanks for your prayers, it's greatly appreciated.
It's surprising how the Mirapex/Pramipexole works it keeps me calm and quiet, and it lets me take an extra nap or two. My arm will jerk once in a great while, thankfully I wasn't holding a hot cup of something when it happens.
Blessings to you psalmist and may the great Physician intervene on your behalf always.
Aimiel
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Day 6 of Mirapex/Pramipexole, yes, calm and quiet are the words, there is been no jerking for two days, and I sleep for at least 6 hours at one time.
I'm truly blessed, and the Lord for His divine favor.
IMJerusha
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IMJerusha
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Requesting prayer for Meriam Ibrahim, her husband and children. Please see my thread here:
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3906047&postcount=1
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3906047&postcount=1