The Minister's Cat: Surgery Tomorrow

Monday, October 11, 2010

Surgery Tomorrow

Tomorrow John will have surgery to put in a port o cath - a type of IV line that is under the skin that is less susceptible to infection. Please pray that this will go without incident and John’s recovery will be short. He continues to be very tired. He has not had the energy to write or even think about doing his blog. We do appreciate all your prays and encouraging words

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AnonymousOctober 12, 2010 at 9:57 AM
John you're always in our prayers. It was so nice to see you on Sunday and be able to fellowship together at KCCC. Praying for your renewed strength and God's guidance for the doctors and staff as well as safe travels to and from Vancouver. Sending all our love and prayers,
Juhli and Malonie.
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AnonymousOctober 12, 2010 at 7:13 PM
Love and prayers, peace, healing and encouragement...even when things are too hectic to write it down, always thinking of and praying for you.
Deb and family
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Calm in the storm - blessings and praises

1 ATV was on the trail minutes after Johns accident. He was able to get help ASAP while Laverne was able to stay and assist.

2 The cement blocks had been removed from the beginning of the logging road so that the ambulance could back in right away.

3 The nurses at the hospital were the right ones. One worked with John and one graduated with Laverne. They were Connie and Ellen.

4 Good friends Lee & Don, Bob & Pat were at the hospital quickly.

5 Laverne was able to fly with John on the Medivac helicopter as this is unusual.

6 In vancouver Beth Sykes a Cascades church friend was coming on shift on ICU after a week in Mexico.

7 Tom Freeman a friend was in town to Visit John the first day.

8 The many prayers and help. Those who have helped by taking DVBS, feeding cat, gathering belongings, (and bringing them down), and getting the bikes home.

9 Karen from 100 Huntley St called out friend Patricia and said she sensed that a close friend needed prayer.

10 Sister Eleanor was able to get a quick flight and be there before surgery.

11 John was able and ready to get a tracheotomy in good time instead of days or weeks later.