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and has been given 6 - 12 months to live. And for his dear wife Joan who is so worried and grieving this terrible news.
AmenDear Lord,
Please grant peace, comfort, and strength to both John and Joan during this terrible time in their lives.
We ask this in the name of Jesus.
AMEN
Thanks, thanks, thanks! Imagine a whole bunch of people praying for him. Solid. It gives me so much strength and I feel less alone. Knowing these people are storming heaven is wonderful…I cry tears of joy.
Joan
I’m praying for you and your husband already and will for John and his wife Joan also, through the intercession of our dear Blessed Mother and St. Peregrine.I am praying for John F and his wife. I know firsthand how hard this is. My husband has pancreatic cancer and I find myself so worried and full of fear that at times I just don’t have it in me to do anything but stare at the walls. Please, god, please help John F find treatment and cure. God, you led my own husband to the cyberknife facility after we got a “death date” from a surgeon. I’m praying for amiracle for John F. With your healing touch, take this cancer from his body. Give his wife strength and bring them both peace. Please, God, help them through your mercy.
It is good to know whatever we suffer it is just taking part in his Passion. Offering this up for conversion of sinners and souls in Purgatory.
John made all of us cry (even if not visibly) by letting me know that he once prayed fervently, "Let me take Nigel’s problems on myself… " Then John wept and said, “This must be how he is answering my prayer.” Since God has always looked after Nigel, through all that horrendous list of things, I pray God will look after John like he looked after Nigel.
Our elder girl, Edeline, who is Nigel’s mum, was so touched about this offering of her Dad’s. We actually viewed John on his trolley getting over the effects of the sedative after his biopsy, and he was EXACTLY like Nigel. Tube into his nose, the blood oxygen sensor clipped to his finger, wires all over to get his other life support readings. I looked at Edeline and said, “Look at Big Nigel!” and we laughed.
In the midst of suffering, God sends gracious moments of intense joy and peace. This is a paradox. But it is also balanced by moments of untold anguish. God bless you all!
Joan