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Please continue to pray for Jan and Jim

18 years ago

I got an email from Jan today. They are home for the second time. Jim's blood clot is beginning to go down and the pain is a little better. The Dr has said it will take a month or so for it to go away.

His body is still recovering from the pacemaker. He is very weak from the problems with his heart and I'm sure this new problem is making things worse. She did say they are going back to the Dr Wednesday.

Jan is really being stressed from all of this so please continue to pray for them.

Blessings to all, Mona

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mlwgardener
Original Author
18 years ago
I got an email from Jan this morning and things are beginning to go better for them. Jim is improving by the day but still has a long way to go, so please continue to pray for them.

May god bless each and everyone of you this Christmas season, Mona
katzswoman
18 years ago
Dear Jan and Jim,
My thoughts and prayers are with you both...........If there is anything I can do for you....please let me know...
Martha
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Jan_Hobbs
18 years ago
Jim is doing some better. The hematoma is down to the size of half a grapefruit, and very purple. He tires easily, which is to be expected. Now if I could just get him to stop doing so much...I'm just wasting my breath.

I appreciate everyone's concern and prayers...that's what he needs.

Jan

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