Prayer Request

FAOL Community Sound Off
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For those of you so inclined, I’d like to ask for a prayer request…

My father-in-law goes in tomorrow for surgery to have a malignancy removed. The surgeon thinks it’s all on his gall bladder, but it could be tied into his pancreas and/or liver. My father-in-law is a retired preacher and has a pretty wide network of folks praying for him (and his surgeon), but every little bit helps. His name is Rudy and his surgery is tomorrow (Wednesday) around 10:00 AM.

Thanks.

Mike

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Probably facing something similar ourselves. Prayers sent for Rudy and his entire family.

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You each are on my mind for sure!

Wishing you Godspeed and full recover…

Steve
Yosemite, Ca.

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Your Father in Law and you and the rest of your family will be in my prayers and those of my church. John

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Mike,
His network just got larger. Prayers are coming your way from here in Ohio.
Mike

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From Kansas, as well. God bless.

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Prayers sent.

 Rusty <><
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Prayers being said in Pennsyl-tucky !!

Shari and Bill

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^ And Oklahoma…prayers sent.

Carl

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Thanks everyone - the surgery went for about 4 hours. The cancer appears to be mostly contained in his gall bladder - which they took out, along with about 10% of his liver. All things considered, this was about as good as we could have hoped for. He isn’t out of the woods yet, but this is a big step and removes one very big question mark.

Again, thank you so much. God bless.

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I didn’t see this until today. Prayers for a speedy and full recovery are on the way.

Jeff

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Vulture,
Include me in replying to your prayer request. It is done. I hope all goes well.

Mark

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Add Me to the list . All prayers are heard.

I hope all went well with the surgery.

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Add my prayer to all of yours and with the BIG Guys up above, all may be well

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Just wanted to offer an update – and again, thanks so much everyone for your prayers.

My father in law came home last night - although he will have Chemo scheduled in November, the prognosis so far is good. The follow up chemo is just a precaution. Turns out his type of cancer was pretty rare and is not covered by Medicare – but the hospital thinks they can file for an exception.

God’s grace is present in our lives everyday – folks, please don’t take it for granted.