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whatevergirl
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This is a terribly sad story, but I’m praying for a happy, miraculous ending!
A coworker of mine has a friend that she met, when her own son was going through chemo treatment for a rare childhood cancer. Her boy is now 19 and recovered, but the woman she met a few years back, her son is now 17 and he is doing poorly. He has lost function of one of his lungs last night, and hospice has been called in. The bright spot in all of this is that Heath’s mom seems to have a newfound zeal for her Christian faith. I thought she said she was Catholic–can’t fully recall that part, now.
But, if you could join me in praying for this young man. He sounds so brave, and confident that he will pull through, despite medical reports to the contrary. Thank you, and may God bless you – Merry Christmas.
A coworker of mine has a friend that she met, when her own son was going through chemo treatment for a rare childhood cancer. Her boy is now 19 and recovered, but the woman she met a few years back, her son is now 17 and he is doing poorly. He has lost function of one of his lungs last night, and hospice has been called in. The bright spot in all of this is that Heath’s mom seems to have a newfound zeal for her Christian faith. I thought she said she was Catholic–can’t fully recall that part, now.
But, if you could join me in praying for this young man. He sounds so brave, and confident that he will pull through, despite medical reports to the contrary. Thank you, and may God bless you – Merry Christmas.
