1. Wed - Blood drawn, prior to Thurs procedure. Pray the person drawing blood finds her vein quick & easy.
2. Thursday - small surgery, where Mom will get an internal "port-catheter" connected to her heart vein, that stays until chemo is over. This makes it easier for the chemo IV to get dripped directly into her larger/stronger heart vein rather than her skinnier hand veins that could collapse or get worn down after lots of hours of chemo. Thankfully, Mom got to see and feel the skin on two other ladies who also have ports, to get an idea what it will feel like. It's kind of where you'd put a lapel pin, but under the skin. They will poke a needle, connected to the chemo drip bag, directly into this port. Mom rubs a cream on her skin that numbs the area before the poke. But according to Mom, while she was a camp counselor, she and some buddies used ice and a big sewing needle to pierce their own ears, so I think she'll be fine.
Prayer points:
1. Achey bones/joints to be comforted.
2. Immune system strong and protection from germs/infection.
3. Prayers would target specific cancer and pre-cancer cells ~ and for Mom to actively receive those prayers.
4. For the full work of the Lord to be accomplished in and through Mom (and each of our lives).
5. For continued joy & hope of the Lord to be her complete strength.
~Posted by Ericka
What a beautiful website and wonderful way to communicate with hundreds of people who know you and love you. I will be praying for you, as I know you have prayed for my family and many others in the past. May God have his arms of love and healing around you.
ReplyDeleteNyle
Thanks, Mr. K! Thanks for being such a great friend to our family for so many years. We love you and your family! Thanks for your prayers. I know the Lord has given you a lot of experience and insight from your journey with Him. Thanks for being Dad's friend. Love and blessings, Ericka
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