Benita Taylor and family--in the death of her grandmother
Rachel Geller--in the loss of her grandmother, Jo Bell Gallan. Pray for the uncertainty in Rachel's life now as she lived with her grandmother.
Mrs. Lawhon--LeAn's mom, please pray for her health and memory
Stoney Ramsey--pray for his continued recovery from surgery
Friends of the Ramsey's in Nashville--marriage is falling apart; he wants to work things out, but she isn't interested.
Teri Gerosa--cancer has spread
Sherry, Charli, & Brayden Shelby--in the death of their father and grandfather.
James Harper--in ICU at St. Frances with pneumonia
Bennett Simpson--was being treated for respitory system but has found that he has a mold problem in his lungs
Don & Judy Marshton--Don's job was eliminated; now praying for job at Forest HIll Baptist...who will be voting this week
Tara--Benita's niece was baptizied on Sunday..Praise God for this!!!
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Wed., Jan. 28th Summit --begins promptly at 7:00 PM
Sat., Jan. 31st MidSouth Girls Conference
Sun., Feb. 1st Josh Ross teaching our class from Luke!
Upcoming events...
Ladies Breakfast Feb. 21st Kayci Ross speaking
HopeWorks Breakfast Feb. 28th
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The Women's Breakfast is the same weekend as WinterFest and some of us will miss hearing Kayci speak. Any chance we can get this recorded?
I'm sure that would be a possibility. I'll ask around and see what I can find out.
Kim
The latest from Emily...please keep her in your prayers.
Hi,
After completing my 4th round of chemo in Houston, we met with the doctor. She said it was no longer working to shrink the tumors, and she recommended a new chemo that I can take from home in Dallas. The insurance company approved the first part, a pill form, but would not approve the second part, a weekly injection. Both my doctors, in Houston and here, say the new drug is a “place holder” which means the tumors will stay the same size. The effects of the new chemo will only last about 4-5 months. If I get too incapacitated from the effects, or if I tolerate them well, it will be in this year that they are no longer effective in fighting my cancer.
The doctors at M.D.A. are always working on the latest and greatest therapies. However, it may not be soon enough for me. Anyway, I’m starting to take my chemo today for five days, and again in a month. Then I’ll go back to Houston to get my tests and results. I’ll keep in touch in the meantime.
Love,
Emily
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