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Still praying very hard for John’s complete recovery!

Very happy to read that John seems to be improving and will continue to keep him in prayer…Here is the latest update. First of all thank you from the bottom of our hearts and souls for all of you that have posted your prayers and those that just look and pray. Your prayers are working and John seems to be doing better. The doctors including the head of neurology are pleased with his progress. Some of the family are impatient with his recovery but even small insults to the brain can have longer lasting results than they would like. The great part is talking with him on the phone. He sounds like “his old self”. He will probably remain in the hospital for awhile longer for continued observation and some more tests as they still don’t know the cause and do not want a repeat.
God bless you all for your continued prayers and we pray for all you daily when we gather. Thank you again.
Judeluke
Praying for your intention Judeluke!Here is an update on John. It appears that the life threatening aspects of initial event seems to be fading. He is still in the hospital and being monitored in the neurological ward of the hospital, but he is walking and talking and sounds more like his old self. He also seems to recognize the he is a bit off kilter, as he is experiencing some short-term memory loss. There may be some other peripheral cognitive loss that we hope are temporary but we won’t know until he gets evaluated or they just come up. We are still waiting for a release date from the hospital.
My prayers are for clear concise release orders from the doctors, so John will not try to run a marathon the first day he is released; for continued healing for John’s whole body; for John’s fiancé, Sarah who has been at his side and who has been a fine advocate and will be a great wife to him; and finally for our family for comfort.

Praise God and thank you, Mother Mary! Continuing in prayer for John.Here is an update on John. It appears that the life threatening aspects of initial event seems to be fading. He is still in the hospital and being monitored in the neurological ward of the hospital, but he is walking and talking and sounds more like his old self. He also seems to recognize the he is a bit off kilter, as he is experiencing some short-term memory loss. There may be some other peripheral cognitive loss that we hope are temporary but we won’t know until he gets evaluated or they just come up. We are still waiting for a release date from the hospital.
My prayers are for clear concise release orders from the doctors, so John will not try to run a marathon the first day he is released; for continued healing for John’s whole body; for John’s fiancé, Sarah who has been at his side and who has been a fine advocate and will be a great wife to him; and finally for our family for comfort.
Thank you again for all of you that have been praying, it has made such a difference in his recovery and a difference to our family. God bless you all.
Judeluke