Good afternoon. What a glorious sunshiney day today- at least in my part of the world :-) Although I do NOT update as readily as I perhaps should; I have continued my quest and sent out many books to hopefully ease others' suffering. Here is a brief summary of some of the people who could use a prayer.
A friend I have known since the pre-school days has lost her father. She had lost her mother previously, and now she and her sisters grieve the loss of her dad.
A woman in Iowa who has recently re-located in order to achieve a better life for her son who has a TBI. She has recently lost her sister to cancer, and with the big move- needs some prayers and re-assurance that although times are tough now- smoother sailing lies ahead.
A woman who has been battling brain cancer for two years. She has a rather difficult time with her ex-husband who has went out of his way to make her life- and the life of her teenage daughter MORE difficult. She is also suffering from medical bills, as there is no longer insurance. Her daughter also needs prayers. She is yet still a teenager and has been in the position of trying to help her ailing mother while trying to navigate the treacherous waters of the relationship she has with her father.
A woman in Iowa who's grandmother was savagely murdered. It is so hard to understand why someone would murder a grandmother. So senseless and very tragic.
I also seek prayers for my own mother. She has been battling an illness since she returned to ND following my fathers funeral at the end of December. She is feeling terrible, struggling to find out what the medical cause of her fatigue, shaking, nausea, and other physical signs are indicative of. She is the rock of our family and the loss of my dad has been very tough on her. For in the best of circumstances, your ex-spouse is not your enemy- but a friend who knows and understands you like no other. THIS I know from my personal experience of losing my ex-husband of 16 years. I miss him AND my dad everyday.
I hope all of you and healthy and happy, and take a minute to pray for others who's lives are in disarray and full of sadness tonight.
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