E
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This is a neighbor of mine who turned 70 two weeks ago. Yeah I know, that sounds SO OLD to most of you, but today it really isn’t for the majority of people (notice I said: majority, since there are exceptions).
She is French (living in the US since childhood), has not attended Church (according to a close friend), but has done charitable works for people here. Yesterday morning she was found “dead” (I am unsure of how or by whom), resuscitated twice, is now in ICU in a coma. Diagnosis appears to be cerebral aneurism. Now: I think “coma” implies (unless there is brain death and even then, maybe) the ability of God to communicate with a soul who is about to leave this world. I ask you to pray for Elizabeth, that she accepts the Lord’s invitation and is - even in her “unconscious” state - able to accept His grace and enter into His loving arms upon her passing. Thank you.
She is French (living in the US since childhood), has not attended Church (according to a close friend), but has done charitable works for people here. Yesterday morning she was found “dead” (I am unsure of how or by whom), resuscitated twice, is now in ICU in a coma. Diagnosis appears to be cerebral aneurism. Now: I think “coma” implies (unless there is brain death and even then, maybe) the ability of God to communicate with a soul who is about to leave this world. I ask you to pray for Elizabeth, that she accepts the Lord’s invitation and is - even in her “unconscious” state - able to accept His grace and enter into His loving arms upon her passing. Thank you.

